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    2019 Nigeria elected house of representatives election results by States

    2019 ABIA state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Abia State House of representatives election

    Ossy Prestige Candidate from APGA represented Aba North/Aba South constituency

    Chimaobi Ebisike candidate from PDP constituency

    Uko Nkole candidate from PDP represented Arochukwu/Ohafia constituency

    Benjamin Kalu candidate from APC represented Bende constituency

    Darlington Nwokocha candidate from PDP represented Isiala Ngwa North/Isiala Ngwa South constituency

    Nkeiruka Onyejeocha candidate from APC represented Isuikwuato/Umunneochi constituency

    Solomon Adaelu candidate from PDP represented Obingwa/Ugwunagbo/Osisioma constituency

    Uzoma Nkem-Abonta candidate from PDP represented Ukwa East/West constituency

    Samuel Onuigbo candidate from PDP represented Umuahia North/Umuahia South/Ikwuano constituency

    ConstitutesElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    ABA NORTH/ABA SOUTH
    S
    Ossy Ehiriodo Ossy Prestige ChineduAPGA17,496
    AROCHUKWU/OHAFIA
    Hon. Nkole Uko NdukwePDP5,723
    BENDEBenjamin Okeze KaluAPC9,139
    ISIALA NGWA NORTH/ISIALA
    NGWA SOUTH
    Hon. Darlington NwokochaPDP20,627
    ISUIKWUATO/ UMU-NNEOCHIOnyejeocha Nkeiruka ChioubemAPC14,127
    OBINGWA/UGWUNAGBO/OSISIOMASolomon AdaeluPDP41,024
    UMUAHIA NORTH/UMUAHIA SOUTH/IKWUANOHon. Sam I OnuigboPDP30,669
    UKWA EAST/UKWA WESTUzoma Nkem AbontaPDP7,007

    2019 Adamawa state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Adamawa State House of representatives election

    Kwamoti Laori candidate from PDP represented Demsa/Numan/Lamurde constituency

    Mustafa Muhammad Saidu candidate from PDP represented Fufore/Song constituency

    Yusuf Buba Yakub candidate from APC represented Gombi/Hong constituency

    Gibeon Goroki candidate from PDP represented Guyuk/Shelleng constituency

    Zakaria Dauda Nyampa candidate from PDP represented Madagali/Michika constituency

    Ja’afar Abubakar Magaji candidate from APC represented Maiha/Mubi North/Mubi South constituency

    Abdulrazak Namdas candidate from APC represented Mayo Belwa/Toungo/Jada/Ganye constituency

    Abdulrauf Abdulkadir Modibbo candidate from APC represented Yola North/Yola South/Girei constituency

    Jafaru Suleiman Ribadu candidate from PDP constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    DEMSA/NUMAN/LAMURDELaori Bitrus KwamotiPDP69,580
    MAYO
    BELWA/GANYE/JADA/TOUNGO
    Mohammed M.SaiduPDP36,769
    FUFORE/SONGAbdulrazak S.NaldasAPC62,374
    GOMBI/HONGYusuf Buba YakubuPDP30,424
    GUYUK/SHELLENGGideon GorokiPDP32,688
    MADAGALI/MICHIKANyampa Zakaria DaudaACN40,332
    MAIHA/MUBI NORTH/MUBI SOUTHJaafar Abubaka MagajiCPC43,117
    YOLA/NORTH/YOLA
    SOUTH/GIREL
    Abdulrauf Abdul Kabir ModdiboPDP80,453

    2019 Akwa ibom state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Akwa ibom State House of representatives election

    Abak/Etim Ekpo/Ika constituency represented by Aniekan Umanah candidate from PDP constituency

    Eket/Onna/Esit Eket/Ibeno constituency represented by Patrick Ifon candidate from PDP constituency

    Etinan/Nsit Ibom/Nsit Ubium constituency represented by Onofiok Luke candidate from PDP constituency

    Ikono/Ini constituency represented by Emmanuel Ukpong-udo candidate from PDP

    Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo constituency represented by Francis Uduyok candidate from PDP

    Ikot Ekpene/Essien Udim/Obot Akara constituency represented by Nsikak Ekong candidate from PDP

    Itu/Ibiono Ibom constituency represented by Henry Archibong candidate from PDP

    Oron/Mbo/Okobo/Udung Uko/Urue Offong/Oruko constituency represented by Nse Ekpenyong candidate from PDP

    Ukanafun/Oruk Anam constituency represented by Unyime Idem candidate from PDP constituency

    Uyo/Uruan/Nsit Atai/Ibesikpo Asutan constituency represented by Michael Enyong candidate from PDP

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    ABAK/ETIM EKPO/IKAUmanah Aniekan JohnPDP31,720
    EKET/ONNA/ ESIT EKET /IBENOIfon Patrick NathanPDP61,580
    ETINAN/ NSIT IBOM/ NSITOnofiok LukePDP44,833
    NI/ IKONOEmmanuel E. UkpongudoPDP21,623
    IKOT ABASI / MKPAT ENIN/
    EASTERN OBOLO
    Francis Charles UduyokPDP31,456
    IKOT EKPENE/ ESSIEN UDIM/
    OBOT AKARA
    Ekong Nsikak O. PDPPDP29,849
    ORON/MBO/OKOBO/UDUNG UKO/URUE OFFONG / ORUKUArchibong HenryPDP41,459
    ITU/ IBIONO IBOMEkpenyong NsePDP30,878
    UKANAFUN/ ORUK ANAMIdem Unyime JosiahPDP57,443
    UYO/ URUAN/ NSIT ATAI /
    IBESIKPO ASUTAN
    Enyong Hon. Micheal OkonACN57,712

    2019 Anambra state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Anambra State House of representatives election

    Chukwuma Michael Umeoji constituency represented by Aguata constituency represented by APGA

    Chinedu Obidigwe constituency represented by Anambra East/Anambra West constituency represented by APGA

    Sam Onwuaso constituency represented by Awka North/Awka South candidate from PDP

    Ifeanyi Ibezi constituency represented by Idemili North/Idemili South constituency represented by APGA

    Obinna Chidoka candidate from PDP

    Ifeanyi Chudy Momah constituency represented by Ihiala constituency represented by APGA

    Valentine Ayika constituency represented by Njikoka/Dunukofia/Anaocha candidate from PDP

    Dozie Nwankwo constituency represented by APGA

    Chris Emeka Azubogu constituency represented by Nnewi North/Nnewi South/Ekwusigo candidate from PDP

    Chukwuka Onyema constituency represented by Ogbaru candidate from PDP

    Lynda Chuba Ikpeazu constituency represented by Onitsha North/Onitsha South candidate from PDP

    Okwudili Ezenwankwo constituency represented by Orumba North/Orumba South constituency represented by APGA

    Vincent Ofumelu constituency represented by Oyi/Ayamelum candidate from PDP constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ANAMBRA EAST/ANAMBRA
    WEST
    Obidigwe Chinedu BenjaminAPGA28,657
    ONITSHA NORTH/ONITSHA
    SOUTH
    Chuba Ikpeazu LyndaPDP55,103
    OGBARUOnyema Chukwuka WilfredPDP21,077
    AGUATAUmeoji Chukwuma MichaelAPGA15,942
    AYAMELUM/OYIBar. Vincent OfumeluPDP26,195
    AWKA NORTH/AWKA SOUTHOnwuaso ChineduPDP32,579
    ANAOCHA/NJIKOKA/DUNUKOFIAOnwuaso ChineduPDP41,708
    IDEMILI NORTH/IDEMILI SOUTHIbezi Ifeanyi AnthonyAPGA29,566
    IHIALAIfeanyi Chudy MomahAPGA16,759
    NNEWI NORTH/NWEWI
    SOUTH/EKWUSIGO
    Chris Emeka AzuboguPDP54,533
    ORUMBA NORTH/ORUMBA
    SOUTH
    Ezenwankwo Okwudili ChristopherAPGA16,307

     

    2019 Bauchi state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Bauchi State House of representatives election

    Musa Muhammad Pali candidate from APC represented Alkaleri/Kirfi constituency

    Yakubu Shehu Abdullahi constituency represented by PRP constituency represented by Bauchi constituency

    Mansur Manu Soro candidate from APC represented Darazo/Ganjuwa constituency

    Yakubu Dogara candidate from PDP represented Dass/Bogoro/Tafawa Balewa constituency

    Mohammed Garba Gololo candidate from APC represented Gamawa constituency

    Ahmed Madaki Gololo candidate from PDP constituency

    Bashir Uba Mashema candidate from APC represented Jama’are/Itas-Gadau constituency

    Umar Abdulkadir Sarki constituency represented by PRP constituency represented by Katagum constituency

    Ibrahim Makama Misau candidate from APC represented Misau/Dambam constituency

    Abdullahi Sa’ad Abdulkadir candidate from APC represented Ningi/Warji constituency

    Abubakar Kani Faggo candidate from APC represented Shira/Glade constituency

    Umar Muda Lawal candidate from APC represented Toro constituency

    Tata Omar candidate from APC represented Zaki constituency

    Muhammad Auwal Jatau candidate from PDP constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BAUCHIAbdullahi Yakubu.SPRP69,088
    BOGORO/DASS/TAFAWA
    BALEWA
    Muda Lawal .UAPC66,070
    TOROYakubu DogaraPDP73,609
    NINGI/WARJIAbdulkadir Saad .AAPC48,303
    DARAZO/GANJUWABashir Ibrahim BelloAPC45,867
    MISAU/DAMBAM
    Makama MisauAPC24,212
    GAMAWAGarba Gololo .MAPC16,605
    JAMARE/ITAS-GADAU
    Uba Bashir .MAPC32,553
    SHIRA/GIADEAbubakar Faggo .KAPC25,835
    KATAGUMUmar Abdulkadir .SPRP23,680

    2019 Bayelsa state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Bayelsa State House of representatives election

    Israel Sunny-Goli candidate from APC represented Brass/Nembe constituency

    Obua Azibapu Fred candidate from PDP represented Ogbia constituency

    Fred Agbedi candidate from PDP represented Sagbama/Ekeremor constituency

    Preye Influence Goodluck Oseke candidate from APC represented Southern Ijaw constituency

    Stephen Azaiki candidate from PDP represented Yenagoa/Kolokuna/Opokuma constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BRASS/NEMBESunny Goli IsraelAPC41,150
    OGBIAObua Azibapu FredPDP12,048
    EKEREMOR /SAGBAMAAgedi Yeitiemone FredrickPDP48,078
    SOUTHERN IJAWOseke Preye Influence GoodluckAPC56,804
    YENAGOA/ KOLOKUMA/
    OKPOKUMA
    Stephen Sinikiem AzaikiPDP51,638

    2019 Benue state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Benue State House of representatives election

    Francis Ottah Agbo candidate from PDP represented Ado/Obadigbo/Opkokwu constituency

    Godday Samuel constituency represented by LP represented Apa/Agatu constituency

    Kpam Sokpo candidate from PDP represented Buruku constituency

    John Dyegh candidate from APC represented Gboko/Tarka constituency

    Benjamin Mzondu candidate from PDP represented Guma/Makurdi constituency

    Mark Gbillah candidate from PDP represented Gwer East/Gwer West constituency

    Richard Gbande candidate from PDP represented Katsina-Ala/Ukum/Logo constituency

    Herman Hembe constituency represented by APGA represented Konshisha/Vandeikya constituency

    Robert Tyough candidate from PDP represented Kwande/Ushongo constituency

    David Agada Ogewu constituency represented by APGA represented Oju/Obi constituency

    Samson Okwu candidate from PDP constituency

    Blessing Onuh constituency represented by APGA represented Otukpo/Ohimini constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ADO/OGBADIBO/OKPOKWUFrancis Ottah AgboPDP29,340
    APA/AGATUSokpo Kpam JiminPDP20,804
    BURUKUSamuel Odagboyi GoddayLP11,109
    GBOKO/TARKADyegh JohnAPC85,917
    MAKURDI/GUMAMzondu Bem BenjaminPDP50,454
    GWER EAST/GWER WESTMark Terseer GbillahPDP32,249
    KATSINA ALA/LOGO/UKUMIorkyaw Richard GbandePDP54,573
    KONSHISHA/VANDEKIYAHembe Herman Iorwase C.APGA35,187
    KWANDE/USHONGOTyough Robert AondonaPDP34,439
    OBI/OJU
    Agada Ogewu DavidAPGA12,794
    OHIMINI/OTUKPOOnuh Onyeche BlessingAPGA24,665

     

    2019 Borno State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Borno State House of representatives election

    Haruna Mshelia candidate from APC represented Askira-Uba/Hawul constituency

    Zainab Gimba candidate from APC represented Bama/Ngala/Kala-Balge constituency

    Muktar Aliyu Betara candidate from APC represented Biu/Kwaya Kusar/Shani/Bayo constituency

    Ahmadu Usman Jaha candidate from APC represented Chibok/Damboa/Gwoza constituency

    Ibrahim Mohammed Bukar candidate from APC represented Dikwa/Mafa/Konduga constituency

    Usman Zannah candidate from APC represented Gubio/Kaga/Magumeri constituency

    Satomi Ahmad candidate from APC represented Jere constituency

    Bukar Gana Kareto candidate from APC represented Kukawa/Mobbar/Abadam/Guzamala constituency

    Abdulkadir Rahis candidate from APC represented Maiduguri (Metropolitan) constituency

    Mohammed Tahir Monguno candidate from APC represented Monguno/Marte/Nganzai constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ASKIRA-UBA/HAWULHaruna MsheliaAPC51,763
    BAMA/NGALA/KALABALGEGimba ZainabAPC73,831
    BIU/BAYO/SHANI/KWAYA KUSARAliyu Muktar BetaraAPC93,750
    DIKWA/MAFA/KONDUGA
    Mohammed Ibrahim BukarAPC45,438
    DAMBOA/GWOZA/CHIBOKJaha Ahmadu UsmanAPC151,031
    DAMBOA/GWOZA/CHIBOKUsman ZannahAPC30,683
    MONGUNO/MARTE/NGANZAIMonguno Mohammed TahirAPC28,360
    KUKAWA/MOBBAR/ABADAM/GUZBukar Gana KaretoAPC26,501
    MAIDUGURI (METROPOLITANRahis AbdulkadirAPC93,497
    JERESatomi Alhaji AhmedAPC82,370

    2019 Cross River State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 cross State House of representatives election

    Abi/Yakurr constituency represented by Alex Egbona candidate from APC

    Akamkpa/Biase constituency represented by Daniel Effiong Asuquo candidate from PDP

    Akpabuyo/Bakassi/Calabar South constituency represented by Essien Ayi candidate from PDP

    Calabar Municipal/Odukpani constituency represented by Eta Mbora Edim candidate from PDP

    Ikom/Boki constituency represented by Chris Ngoro Agibe candidate from PDP

    Obanliku/Obudu/Bekwarra constituency represented by Ochiglegor Idagbo candidate from PDP

    Obubra/Etung constituency represented by Michael Etaba candidate from PDP

    Ogoja/Yala constituency represented by Agom Jarigbe candidate from PDP

    Jude Ngaji candidate from APC

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    YAKURR/ABIEgbona Alex EgbonaAPC29,432
    AKAMKPA/BIASEAsuquo Daniel EffiongPDP28,071
    BOKI/IKOMChristopher Ngprp AgibePDP38,456
    CALABAR SOUTH/AKPABUYOAyi Essien EkpenyongPDP25,707
    CALABAR MUNICIPALITY/Eta MboraPDP32,769
    OBANLIKU/OBUDU/BEKWARRAIdagbo OchiglegorPDP60,317
    OBUBRA/ETUNGMicheal Etaba IromPDP7,799
    OGOJA/YALAJarigbe Agom JarigbePDP35,006

    2019 Delta State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Delta State House of representatives election

    Ndudi Elumelu candidate from PDP represented Aniocha/Oshimili constituency

    Nicholas Mutu candidate from PDP represented Bomadi/Patani constituency

    Julius Gbabojor Pondi candidate from PDP represented Burutu constituency

    Ben Igbakpa  candidate from PDP represented Ethiope East/Ethiope West constituency

    Victor Nwokolo candidate from PDP represented Ika North East/Ika South constituency

    Ogor Okuweh candidate from PDP represented Isoko South/Isoko North constituency

    Efe Afe candidate from PDP represented Okpe/Sapele/Uvwie constituency

    Ossai Nicholas Ossai candidate from PDP represented Nkokwa East/Ndokwa West/Ukwuani constituency

    Francis Waive candidate from APC represented Ughelli North/Ughelli South/Udu constituency

    Thomas Ereyitomi candidate from PDP represented Warri North/Warri South/Warri South West constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ANIOCHA NORTH/ANIOCHA
    SOUTH/OSHIMILI NORTH/OSHIMIL SOUTH
    Elumelu Ndudi GodwinPDP84,214
    BOMADI/PATANIMutu Nicholas EbomoPDP75,836
    ETHIOPE EAST/ ETHIOPE WESTBen Roland IgbakpaPDP34,745
    IKA NORTH EAST/ IKA SOUTHVictor Onyemaechi NwokoloPDP47,688
    ISOKO NORTH/ ISOKO SOUTHOgor Leonard OkuwehPDP34,000
    NDOKWA/UKWUANIOssai Nicholas OssaiPDP52,934
    OKPE/SAPELE/UVWIE
    N/AN/AN/A
    BURUTUPondi Julius GbabojorPDP36,582
    UGHELLI NORTH/UGHELLI SOUTH/UDUWaive Ejiroghene FrancisAPC41,385
    WARRI NORTH/WARRI SOUTH/WARRI SOUTH WESTThomas EreyitomiPDP152,874

    2019 Ebonyi State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Ebonyi State House of representatives election

    Sylvester Ogbaga candidate from PDP represented Abakaliki/Izzi constituency

    Iduma Igariwey candidate from PDP represented Afikpo North/Afikpo South constituency

    Chukwuma Nwazunku candidate from PDP represented Ebonyi/Ohaukwu constituency

    Edwin Anayo candidate from PDP represented Ezza North/Ishielu constituency

    Lazarus Ogbee candidate from PDP represented Ezza South/Ikwo constituency

    Chinedu Ogah candidate from APC constituency

    Livinus Makwe candidate from PDP represented Ivo/Ohaozara/Onicha constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    OHAUKWU/EBONYIChukwuma NwazunkuPDP39,638
    ABAKALIKI/IZZIOgbaga Sylvester .O.PDP40,890
    EZZA NORTH/ISHIELU
    Emmanuel Mnabuke NwiteANPP34,373
    IKWO/EZZA SOUTHOgbe Lazarus NweruPDP31,296
    IVO/OHAOZARA/ONICHAMakwe Livinus MakwePDP68,136
    AFIKPO NORTH/ AFIKPO SOUTH MIgariwey Iduma EnwoPDP28,691

    2019 Edo State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Edo State House of representatives election

    Kabiru Adjoto candidate from APC represented Akoko-Edo constituency

    Peter Ohiozojeh Akpatason candidate from APC constituency

    Jude Ise-Idehen candidate from PDP represented Egor/Ikpoba-Okha constituency represented by constituency

    Joe Edionwele candidate from PDP represented Esan Central/Esan South/Igueben constituency

    Sergius Ogun candidate from PDP represented Esan North East/Esan South East constituency

    Johnson Oghuma candidate from APC represented Etsako East/Etsako West Etsako Central constituency

    Omoregie Ogbeide-Ihama candidate from PDP represented Oredo constituency

    Patrick Aisowieren candidate from APC represented Orhionmwon/Uhunmwonde constituency

    Dennis Idahosa candidate from PDP represented Ovia North East/Ovia South West constituency

    Julius Ihonvbere candidate from APC represented Owan East/Owan West constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AKOKO-EDOPETER OHIA ZOJEH AKPATASONACN36,174
    ESAN CENTRAL/ESAN WEST/IGUEBENIKHARIALE PATRICK A.PDP34,845
    ESAN N.EAST/E.S.EASTITULAH FRIDAY O.PDP26,536
    ETSAKO EAST/ WEST / CENTRALABUBAKAR MOMORACN52,657
    EGOR IKPOBA OKHAIM AIKU ADUNACN47,353
    OREDORASAQ BELLO-OSAGIEACN31,039
    ORHIONMWON UHUNMWODESAMSON OSAGIEACN29,766
    OVIA NORTH -EAST/SOUTH WESTNOSAKHARE ISAAC OSAHONACN25,800
    OWAN EAST / WESTHON. PALLY IRIASEACN29,254

    2019 Ekiti State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Ekiti State House of representatives election

    Olusola Steve Fatoba candidate from APC represented Ado Ekiti/Irepodun-Ifelodun constituency

    Raphael Adeyemi Adaramodu candidate from APC represented Ekiti South West/Ikere/Ise/Orun constituency

    Richard Bamisile candidate from APC represented Emure/Gbonyin/Ekiti East constituency

    Ibrahim Kunle Olanrewaju candidate from APC represented Ido/Osi, Moba/Ilejeme constituency

    Ogunlola Olubunmi candidate from APC represented Ijero/Ekiti West/Efon constituency

    Kehinde Agboola candidate from PDP represented Ikole/Oye constituency

    Peter Owolabi candidate from APC constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ADO EKITI/IREPODUN/IFELODUN MFatoba Olusola SteveAPC55,483
    EKITI SOUTH WEST/IKERE/ORUN/ISEAdaramodu Adeyemi RaphaelAPC41,864
    EMURE/GBONYIN/EKITI EASTBamisile Olufemi RichardAPC37,271
    MOBA/ILEJEMEJE/IDO OSIOlanrewaju Ibrahim KunleAPC29,388
    IJERO/EKITI WEST/EFONOgunlola Omowumi OlubunmiAPC38,372
    IKOLE/OYE NORTHOwolabi PeterAPC31,532

    2019 Enugu state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Enugu State House of representatives election

    Toby Okechukwu candidate from PDP represented Aninri/Awgu/Oji River constituency

    Cornelius Nnaji candidate from PDP represented Enugu East/Isi-Uzo constituency

    Ofor Gregory Chukwuegbo candidate from PDP represented Enugu North/Enugu South constituency

    Dennis Oguerinwa Amadi candidate from PDP represented Ezeagu/Udi constituency

    Martins Oke candidate from PDP represented Igbo-Etiti/Uzo-Uwani constituency

    Simon Atigwe candidate from PDP represented Igboeze North/Udenu constituency

    Nnolim Nnaji candidate from PDP represented Nkanu East/Nkanu West constituency

    Pat Asadu candidate from PDP represented Nsukka/Igbo-Eze South constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ANINRI/AWGU/OJI-RIVERIlo Vinmartin ObioraAPC8,354
    ENUGU NORTH/ENUGU SOUTHNnaji Prince Cornelius NnaedoziePDP36,191
    ENUGU EAST/ISI-UZOChukwuegbo Oforbuike GregoryPDP38,603
    EZEAGU/UDIAmadi Denis OguennwaPDP37,755
    IGBO-ETITI/UZO-UWANIOke MartinsPDP35,756
    IGBOEZE NORTH/UDENUAtigwe Simon ChukwuemekaPDP45,247
    NKANU EAST/NKANU WESTNnaji Nnolim JohnPDP38,460
    NSUKKA/IGBOEZE SOUTHAsadu Patrick OziokojaPDP60,863

    2019 Nigeria Federal Capital Territory house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Nigeria FCT House of representatives election

    Hassan Usman Sokodabo candidate from PDP represented Abaji/Gwagwalada/Kwali/Kuje constituency

    Micah Jiba candidate from PDP represented AMAC/Bwari constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ABAJI/ GWAGWALADA /KUJE /KWAMIJiba Yohanna MicahPDP174,377
    AMAC / BWARI
    Usman Hassan SokodaboPDP81,023

    2019 Gombe State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Gombe State House of representatives election

    Usman Bello Kumo candidate from APC represented Akko constituency

    Victor Mela Danzaria candidate from APC represented Balanga/Billiri constituency

    Aishatu Jibril Dukku candidate from APC represented Dukku/Nafada constituency

    Yaya Bauchi Tango candidate from APC represented Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye constituency

    Simon Elisha Karu candidate from APC represented Kaltungo/Shongom constituency

    Yunusa Ahmad Abubakar candidate from APC represented Yamaltu/Deba constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AKKOBello Usman A KumoAPC57,490
    YAMALTU/DEBBAAbubakar Yunusa AhmedAPC45,315
    BALANGA/BILLIRIMela VictorAPC45,122
    KALTUNGO/SHONGOMKaru Simon ElishaAPC35,316
    KWAMI/FUNAKAYE/GOMBEBauchi Yaya TongoAPC173,416
    DUKKU/NAFADAJibril Dukku AishatuAPC40,122

    2019 Imo State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 IMO State House of representatives election

    Aboh Mbaise/Ngor Okpala constituency represented by Bede Eke candidate from PDP

    Ahiazu Mbaise/Ezinihitte constituency represented by Emeka Chinedu candidate from PDP

    Ehime Mbano/Ihitte Uboma/Obowo constituency represented by Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba candidate from A

    Chike Okafor candidate from APC

    Ideato North/Ideato South constituency represented by Paschal Chigozie Obi candidate from AA

    Ikeduru/Mbaitoli constituency represented by Henry Nwawuba candidate from PDP

    Isiala Mbano/Okigwe/Onuimo constituency represented by Obinna Onwubuariri candidate from PDP

    Miriam Onuoha candidate from APC

    Isu/Njaba/Nkwerre/Nwangele constituency represented by Ugonna Ozurigbo candidate from APC

    Oguta/Ohaji/Egbema/Oru West constituency represented by Uju Kingsley Chima candidate from AA

    Oru East/Orsu/Orlu constituency represented by Jerry Alagbaoso candidate from PDP

    Owerri Municipal/Owerri North/Owerri West constituency represented by Ikenna Elezieanya candidate from PDP

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    Isiala Mbano/Okigwe/OnuimoObiinna Kingsley O AririPDP17,903
    Isu/Njaba/Nkwerre/NwangeleUgonna UzorigboAPC22,795
    Ideato North/Ideato SouthObi Paschal ChigozieAA26,785
    Oguta/Ohaji-Egbema/Oru WestUju Kingsley ChimaAA18,808
    Oru East/Orsu/OrluJerry AlagbaosoPDP21,273
    Aboh Mbaise/Ngor OkpalaBede Uchenna EkePDP37,714
    Bagwu Uchenna PPN Ahiazu Mbaise/EzinihitteChinedu Emeka MartinsPDP35,579
    Ikeduru/MbaitoliElezieanya Ikenna OnyecherePDP32,694

    2019 Jigawa State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Jigawa State House of representatives election

    Muhammadu Adamu Fagen-Gawo candidate from APC represented Babura/Garki constituency

    Musa Muhammadu Fagen-Gawo candidate from APC constituency

    Magaji Da’u Aliyu candidate from APC represented Birnin Kudu/Buji constituency

    Abubakar Hassan Fulata candidate from APC represented Birniwa/Guri/Kirikasamma constituency

    Ibrahim Abdullahi Dutse candidate from APC represented Dutse/Kiyawa constituency

    Nazifi Sani Gumel candidate from APC represented Gagarawa/Gumel/Maigatari/Sule Tankarkar constituency

    Yuguda Hassan-Kila candidate from APC represented Gwaram constituency

    Yusuf Galami candidate from APC constituency

    Usman Ibrahim Auyo candidate from APC represented Hadejia/Auyo/Kafin Hausa constituency

    Muhammed Gudaji Kazaure candidate from APC represented Kazaure/Roni/Gwiwa/Yankwashi constituency

    Makki Abubakar Yalleman candidate from APC represented Mallam Madori/Kaugama constituency

    Yusuf Sa’idu Miga candidate from APC represented Jahun/Miga constituency

    Ado Sani Kiri candidate from APC represented Ringim/Taura constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BABURA/GARKIsa DongoyaroAPC62,452
    BIRNIN KUDU/BUJIFulata Abubakar HassanAPC63,884
    BIRNIWA/GURI/K/KASAMMAIbrahim Dutse AbdullahiAPC66,428
    GWARAMKila Hassan YugudaAPC46,294
    GUMEL/MAIGATARI
    /S/TANKAR/GAGA
    RAWA
    Sani NazifiAPC75,975
    HADEJIA/AUYO/K/HAUSAIbrahim Auyo UsmanAPC70,388
    JAHUN/MIGA
    B
    Yusuf Saidu MigaAPC54,241
    M/MADORI/KAUGAMA
    S
    Abubakar Makki YallemanAPC47,925
    KAZAURE/RONI/GWIWA/YANKASHIGudaji Muhammad KazaureAPC69,288
    RINGIM/TAURASani Ado KiriAPC72,889

    2019 Kaduna State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Kaduna State House of representatives election

    Shehu Balarabe candidate from APC represented Birnin Gwari/Giwa constituency

    Yakubu Umar Barde candidate from PDP represented Chikun/Kajuru constituency

    Muhammad Abubakar Mamadi candidate from APC represented Igabi constituency

    Zayyad Ibrahim candidate from APC constituency

    Hamisu Ibrahim Kubau candidate from APC represented Ikara/Kubau constituency

    Shehu Nicholas Garba candidate from PDP represented Jema’a/Sanga constituency

    Gabriel Saleh Zock candidate from APC represented Kachia/Kagarko constituency

    Samaila Suleiman candidate from APC represented Kaduna North constituency

    Mukhtar Ahmed candidate from APC represented Kaduna South constituency

    Gideon Lucas Gwani candidate from APC represented Kaura constituency

    Mukhtar Zakari Chawai candidate from APC represented Kauru constituency

    Suleiman Aliyu Lere candidate from APC represented Lere constituency

    Lawal Rabiu candidate from PDP constituency

    Suleiman Aliyu Lere candidate from APC constituency

    Ahmed Munir candidate from APC constituency

    Mukhtar Shehu Ladan candidate from APC represented Makarfi/Kudan constituency

    Garba Datti Muhammad candidate from APC represented Sabon Gari constituency

    Ibrahim Hamza candidate from PDP represented Soba constituency

    Amos Gwamna Magaji candidate from PDP represented Zangon Kataf/Jaba constituency

    Tajudeen Abbas candidate from APC represented Zaria constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    KADUNA NORTH
    Suleiman SamailaAPC86,227
    ZARIAHamza IbrahimAPC72,092
    SOBATajudeen AbbasAPC90,325
    IGABIHamza IbrahimAPC86,758
    IKARA/KUBAUIbrahim HamisuAPC101,364
    MAKARFI/KUDANLadan Mukhtar ShehuAPC33,512
    LEREMunir Ahmed MohammedAPC64,443
    KACHIA/KAGARKO
    Yakubu Umar BardePDP92,547
    KAJURU/CHIKUNSaleh Gabriel ZockAPC50,503
    JEMAA/SANGAHon.Garba Shehu NicholasPDP75,370
    BIRNIN/GWARI/GIWAShehu BalarabeAPC72,640
    SABON GARIMuhammad Garba DattiAPC
    52,817
    KADUNA SOUTHAhmed MukhtarAPC83,006
    KAURAGwani Gideon LucasPDP21,187
    KAURUChawai Mukhtar ZakariAPC28,797
    JABA/ZANGON KATAFMagaji Amos Gwamna AbelPDP77,579

    2019 Kano State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Kano State House of representatives election

    Albasu/Gaya/Ajingi constituency represented by Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya candidate from APC

    Bebeji/Kiru constituency represented by Abdulmumin Jibrin candidate from APC

    Ali Datti-Yako candidate from PDP

    Bichi constituency represented by Abubakar Kabir Abubakar candidate from APC

    Dala constituency represented by Babangida Alhassan Abdullahi candidate from APC

    Danbatta/Makoda constituency represented by Badamasi Ayuba candidate from APC

    Doguwa/Tudun Wada constituency represented by Alhassan Doguwa candidate from APC

    Dawakin Kudu/Warawa constituency represented by Mustapha Dawaki candidate from APC

    Dawakin Tofa/Tofa/Rimin Gado constituency represented by Tijjani Abdulkadir Jobe candidate from APC

    Fagge constituency represented by Aminu Sulaiman candidate from APC

    Gabasawa/Gezawa constituency represented by Mahmoud Muhammed candidate from APC

    Nasiru Abduwa Gabasawa candidate from APC

    Gwarzo/Kabo constituency represented by Musa Umar Garo candidate from APC

    Gwale constituency represented by Lawan Abdullahi Ken-Ken candidate from APC

    Kumbotso constituency represented by Munir Babba Dan’Agundi candidate from APC

    Kano Municipal constituency represented by Sha’aban Ibrahim Sharada candidate from APC

    Kunchi/Tsanyawa constituency represented by Sani Umar Bala candidate from APC

    Karaye/Rogo constituency represented by Haruna Isah Dederi candidate from APC

    Kura/Madobi/Garun Malam constituency represented by Kabiru Idris candidate from APC

    Minjibir/Ungogo constituency represented by Sani Ma’aruf Nass candidate from APC

    Nasarawa constituency represented by Nassir Ali Ahmad candidate from APC

    Rano/Bunkure/Kibiya constituency represented by Kabiru Alhassan Rurum candidate from APC

    Sumaila/Takai constituency represented by Shamsudeen Bello Dambazau candidate from APC

    Shanono/Bagwai constituency represented by Yusuf Ahmad Badau candidate from APC

    Tarauni constituency represented by Hafiz Ibrahim Kawu candidate from APC

    Wudil/Garko constituency represented by Muhammad Ali Wudil candidate from APC

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ALBASU/GAYA/AJINGIMahmud Abdullahi GayaAPC53,512
    SHANONO/BAGWAI
    Ahmad Yusuf BadauAPC40,420
    BEBEJI/KIRUJibrin AbdulmuminAPC41,070
    BICHIKabir Abubakar AbubakarAPC37,573
    RANO/BUNKURE/KIBIYAKabiru Alhassan RurumAPC62,455
    DALAAbdullahi Babangida AlhassanAPC45,531
    GWALEAyuba BadamasiAPC34,448
    DAMBATTA/MAKODAKen-Ken Lawan AbdullahiAPC35,276
    DAWAKIN KUDU/WARAWAMustapha DawakiAPC49,599
    DAWAKIN TOFA/TOFA/RIMIN
    GADO
    Abdulkadir Tijjani JobeAPC66,506
    DOGUWA/TUDUN WADAAlhassan Ado Garba D.APC39,744
    GEZAWA/GABASAWANasiru Abduwa GabasawaAPC41,029
    GWARZO/IKABOGaro Musa UmarAPC55,717
    KANO MUNICIPALYakasai Mukhtar IshaqAPC43,049
    TARAUNIIbrahim Hafiz M. KawuAPC34,668
    KARAYE/ROGODederi Haruna IsaAPC43,209
    KUMBOTSODan Agundi Munir BabbaAPC31,914
    KURA/MADOBI/GARUN MALLAMIdris KabiruAPC66,867
    NASSARAWANassir Ali AhmadAPC54,166
    FAGGESuleiman AminuAPC26,813
    SUMAILA/TAKAIKawu Suleiman AbdurrahamanAPC55,487
    MINJIBIR/UNGOGOSani Ma’Aruf NassAPC55,289
    TSANYAWA/KUNCHIBala Sani UmarAPC34,735
    WUDIL/GARKOAli Muhammad WudilAPC35,702

    2019 Katsina state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Katsina State House of representatives election

    Yakubu Nuhu Danja candidate from APC represented Bakori/Danja constituency

    Amiruddin Tukur candidate from APC constituency

    Hamza Dalhatu Batagarawa candidate from APC represented Batagarawa/Charanchi/Rimi constituency

    Ahmed Dayyabu Safana candidate from APC represented Batsari/Safana/Danmusa constituency

    Aminu Ashiru Mani candidate from APC represented Bindawa/Mani constituency

    Fatahu Muhammad candidate from APC represented Daura/Sandamu/Mai’adua constituency

    Armaya’u Abdulkadir candidate from APC represented Dutsin-Ma/Kurfi constituency

    Murtala Isah Kankara candidate from APC represented Faskari/Kankara/Sabuwa constituency

    Mohammed Muntari Dandutse candidate from APC represented Funtua/Dandume constituency

    Sada Soli candidate from APC represented Jibia/Kaita constituency

    Salisu Iro Isansi candidate from APC represented Katsina constituency

    Abubakar Yahaya Kusada candidate from APC represented Ingawa/Kankia/Kusada constituency

    Babangida Ibrahim candidate from APC represented Malumfashi/Kafur constituency

    Mansur Aliyu Mashi candidate from APC represented Mashi/Dutsi constituency

    Ahmed Usman Liman candidate from APC represented Matazu/Musawa constituency

    Nasiru Sani candidate from APC represented Zango/Baure constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    BAKORI/DANJAIbrahim Tukur AjiyaPDP29,786
    BATAGARAWA /
    CHARANCHI/RIMI
    Hon. Hamza Dalhatu BatagarawaAPC88,135
    BATSARI/SAFANA / DANMUSAAhmed Dayyabu SafanaAPC73,380
    BINDAWA/MANIAshiru Aminu ManiAPC61,000
    DAURA/MAI’ADUA SANDAMUFatahu MuhammedAPC94,734
    DUTSIN-MA/KURFIAbdulkadir ArmayauAPC57,447
    FASKARI/KANKARA SABUWAMurtala Isah KankaraAPC105,959
    DANDUME/FUNTUA
    Hon. Alh. Muktar MohammedAPC74,901
    KANKIA/INGAWA / KUSADAYahaya Abubakar KusadaAPC75,520
    JIBIA/KAITA
    Soli SadaAPC56,143
    KAFUR/MALUMFASHISalisu Iro IsansiAPC58,314
    KATSINAIbrahim BabangidaAPC113,496
    DUTSI/MASHIAliyu Mansir MashiAPC49,326
    MATAZU/MUSAWAAhmed Usman LimanAPC52,767
    BAURE/ZANGOSani Zangon Daura NasiruAPC54,765

    2019 Kebbi state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Kebbi State House of representatives election

    Muhammad Umar Jega candidate from APC represented Aleiro/Gwandu/Jega constituency

    Umar Abdullahi Kamba candidate from APC represented Arewa/Dandi constituency

    Basher Isah candidate from APC represented Argungu/Augie constituency

    Bello Kaoje candidate from APC represented Bagudo/Suru constituency

    Muhammad Bello Yakubu candidate from APC represented Bunza/Birnin Kebbi/Kalgo constituency

    Kabir Tukura Ibrahim candidate from APC represented Fakai/Sakaba/Wasagu/Danko/Zuru constituency

    Shehu Mohammed Koko candidate from APC represented Koko-Besse/Maiyama constituency

    Yusuf Tanko Sununu candidate from APC represented Ngaski/Shanga/Yauri constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AREWA/DANDISuleiman Kangiwa H.APC59,224
    ARGUNGU/AUGIEBashir IsahAPC58,270
    BAGODU/SURUBello A KaojeAPC49,243
    B/KEBBI KALGO/BUNZAMuhammed B. YakubAPC107,422
    GWANDU/ALEIRO/ JEGAMuhammed Umar JegaAPC81,480
    MAIYAMU/KOKOKABIR BESSEMohammed ShehuAPC42,202
    ZURU/FAKAI/SAKADR.BA/DTukura Kabir IbrahimPDP77,542
    YAURI/SHANGA/NGASKIYusuf Tanko SununuAPC59,298

    2019 Kogi state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Kogi State House of representatives election

    Adavi/Okehi constituency represented by Joseph Bello candidate from APC constituency

    Ajaokuta constituency represented by Lawal Muhammadu Idirisu candidate from APC constituency

    Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro constituency represented by Ali Abdullahi Ibrahim candidate from APC constituency

    Bassa/Dekina constituency represented by Hassan Abdullahi Baiwa candidate from APC constituency

    Ibaji/Idah/Igalamela/Odolu constituency represented by David Idris Zacharias candidate from APC constituency

    Kabba/Bunu/Ijumu constituency represented by Tajudeen Yusuf candidate from PDP constituency

    Lokoja constituency represented by Abdulkareem Usman Isah candidate from APC constituency

    Shaba Ibrahim candidate from PDP constituency

    Okene/Ogori-Magogo constituency represented by Yusuf Ahmed Tijjani candidate from APC constituency

    Yagba East/Yagba West/Mopamuro constituency represented by Leke Abejide constituency represented by ADC constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ADAVI/OKEHIBello Joseph AsukuAPC40,085
    AJAOKUTAIdris Awal Moh’DAPC12,796
    YAGBA EAST/YAGBLeke Joseph AdejideADC17,548
    LOKOJA/KOGI(KK)Isah Abdulkareem UsmanAPC37,356
    BASSA/DEKINAAbdullahi HassanAPC40,735
    OKENE/OGORI-MAGONGOYusuf Ahmed TijaniAPC371,997
    ANKPA/OMALA/OLAMABOROAbdullahi Ibrahim AliAPC38,398
    IDAH/IGALAMELA/IBAJI/OFUZacharias David IdrisAPC44,884

    2019 Kwara State House of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Kwara State House of representatives election

    Abdulyekeen Alajagusi candidate from APC represented Asa/Ilorin West constituency

    Mohammed Omar Bio candidate from APC represented Baruten/Kaiama constituency

    Ahmed Abubakar Ndakene candidate from APC represented Edu/Moro/Pategi constituency

    Raheem Olawuyi candidate from APC represented Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-ero constituency

    Abdulganiyu Saka Cook Olododo candidate from APC represented Ilorin East/Ilorin South constituency

    Ismail Tijani candidate from APC represented Offa/Oyun/Ifelodun constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BARUTEN/KAIMMuhammed Omar BioAPC37,914
    EDU/MORO/PATIGIAhmed Abubakar NdakenneAPC58,045
    EKITI/ ISIN/IREPODUN/OKE-EROOlawuyi Abdulraheem OlatunjiAPC33,386
    ILORIN EAST/ILORIN SOUTOlododo Cook Abdulganiyu SakaAPC56,496
    ILORIN WEST/ASAAlajagusi Abdulyekeen SadiqAPC68,585
    IFELODUN/OFFA/OYUN
    Tijjani Kayode IsmailAPC54,410

    2019 Lagos state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Lagos State House of representatives election

    Samuel Babatunde Adejare candidate from APC represented Agege constituency

    Taiwo Kolawole candidate from APC represented Ajeromi/Ifelodun constituency

    Olufemi Adebanjo candidate from APC represented Alimosho constituency

    Oghene Egoh candidate from PDP represented Amuwo Odofin constituency

    Mufutau Egberongbe candidate from APC represented Apapa constituency

    Babatunde Hunpe candidate from APC represented Badagry constituency

    Tasir Wale Raji candidate from APC represented Epe constituency

    Ibrahim Babajide Obanikoro candidate from APC represented Eti-Osa constituency

    Adebayo Olusegun Balogun candidate from APC represented Ibeju-Lekki constituency

    James Owolabi candidate from APC represented Ifako/Ijaiye constituency

    Abiodun Faleke candidate from APC represented Ikeja constituency

    Babajimi Benson candidate from APC represented Ikorodu constituency

    Rotimi Agunsoye candidate from APC represented Kosofe constituency

    Enitan Badru candidate from APC represented Lagos Island I constituency

    Kayode Moshood Akiolu candidate from APC represented Lagos Island II constituency

    Olajide Jimoh candidate from APC represented Lagos Mainland constituency

    Adeyemi Taofeek Alli candidate from APC represented Mushin I constituency

    Bolaji Ayinla candidate from APC represented Mushin II constituency

    Tajudeen Obasa candidate from PDP represented Ojo constituency

    Bashiru Dawodu candidate from APC represented Oshodi/Isolo I constituency

    Ganiyu Johnson candidate from APC represented Oshodi/Isolo II constituency

    Ademorin Kuye candidate from APC represented Somolu constituency

    Femi Gbajabiamila candidate from APC represented Surulere I constituency

    Olatunji Shoyinka candidate from PDP represented Surulere II constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    AGEGEAdejare Samuel .BAPC32,114
    AJEROMI IFELODUNOrji RitaAPC32,557
    ALIMOSHOOlufemi Bandele .AAPC55,136
    AMUWO-ODOFINAjopkpa OghenePDP30,467
    APAPAEgberongbe Mufutau .AAPC17,961
    BADAGRYHumpe Adande .BAPC23,309
    EPERaji-Tasir-OlawaleAPC18,327
    ETI-OSAObanikoro Ibrahim BabajideAPC22,250
    IBEJU-LEKKIBalogun Adebayo OlusegunAPC10,673
    IFAKO IJAIYEOwolabi AdisaAPC34,204
    IKEJAFaleke James AbiodunAPC25,195
    IKORODUBenson Babajimi AdegokeAPC42,563
    KOSOFEGbajabiamila FemiAPC14,617
    LAGOS ISLAND I
    Enitan DolapoAPC15,245
    LAGOS ISLAND IIAkiolu Moshood KayodeAPC12,988
    LAGOS MAINLANDJimoh AbdulraheemAPC22,073
    MUSHIN IBolajio YusufAPC20,383
    MUSHIN IIAlli Adeyemi TaofikAPC14,221
    OJOAjopkpa OghenePDP30,467
    OSHODI-ISOLO I
    Dawodu Bashiru AyinlaAPC14,353
    OSHODI-ISOLO II
    Johnson Ganiyu AbiodunAPC21,484
    SOMOLUKuye Ademorin AliuAPC28,722
    SURULERE II
    Olatunji AbiolaPDP19,950

    2019 Nasarawa state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 nasarawa State House of representatives election

    Abdulkarim Usman candidate from PDP represented Akwanga/Nasarawa/Eggon/Wamba constituency

    Abubakar Nalaraba candidate from APC represented Awe/Doma/Keana constituency

    Gaza Jonathan Gbefwi candidate from PDP represented Keffi/Karu/Kokona constituency

    Abubakar Sarki Dahiru candidate from APC represented Lafia/Obi constituency

    Abdulmumin Muhammed Ari candidate from APC represented Nassarawa/Toto constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPartyReceived votes
    AKWANGA/NASARAWA
    EGGON/WAMBA
    Usman AbdulkarimPDP57,322
    AWE/DOMA/KEANA
    MO
    Nalaraba Abubakar HassanAPC41,535
    KEFFI/KARU/KOKONA
    A
    Gbefwi Gaza JonathanPDP92,282
    LAFIA/OBIAbubakar Sarki DahiruAPC61,992
    NASARAWA/TOTOAri Muhammed AbdulmuminAPC33,197

    2019 Niger state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Niger State House of representatives election

    Abdullahi Mamudu candidate from APC represented Agaie/Lapai constituency

    Ja’afaru Mohammed candidate from APC represented Agwara/Borgu constituency

    Saidu Musa Abdullahi candidate from APC represented Bida/Gbako/Katcha constituency

    Shehu Barwa Beji candidate from APC represented Bosso/Paikoro constituency

    Mohammed Umar Bago candidate from APC represented Chanchaga constituency

    Abubakar Lado candidate from APC represented Gurara/Suleja/Tapa constituency

    Abdullahi Idris Garba candidate from APC represented Kontagora/Wushishi/Mariga/Mashegu constituency

    Usman Abdullahi Gbatamangi candidate from APC represented Lavun/Mokwa/Edati constituency

    Shehu Saleh candidate from APC represented Magama/Rijau constituency

    Ja’afaru Iliyasu candidate from APC constituency

    Kasimu Danjuma candidate from APC constituency

    Shehu Saleh constituency represented by APGA constituency

    Umar Saidu Doka candidate from APC represented Shiroro/Rafi/Munya constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    KATCHA/GBAKO/BIDAMohammed JafaruAPC32,840
    BOSSO/PAIKORO
    Mohammed Umaru BagoAPC39,391
    GURARA/SULEJA/TAFAHaruna Abubakar MagajiAPC54,224
    EDATI/ LAVUN/MOKWAAbdullahi UsmanAPC52,665
    MAGAMA/RIJAUMamuda MammanAPC39,889
    KONTAGORA/ WUSHISHI
    /MARIGA /MASHEGU
    Garba Idris AbdullahiAPC95,454
    SHIRORO / RAFI /MUNYA
    Umar Saidu DokaAPC69,218
    AGAIE/LAPAIMamudu AbdullahiAPC19,927
    AGWARA/BORGU
    Abdullahi Saidu MusaAPC57,746

    2019 Ogun state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Ogun State House of representatives election

    Abeokuta North/Obafemi Owode/Odeda constituency represented by Olumide Osoba candidate from APC

    Abeokuta South constituency represented by Lanre Edun candidate from APC

    Ado-Odo/Ota constituency represented by Jimoh Ojugbele candidate from APC

    Egbado North/Imeko-Afon constituency represented by Olaifa Jimoh Aremu Candidate from ADC

    Egbado South and Ipokia constituency represented by Kolawole Lawal candidate from APM

    Ifo/Ewekoro constituency represented by Ibrahim Isiaka candidate from APC

    Ijebu North/Ijebu East/Ogun Waterside constituency represented by Adekoya Adesegun Abdel-Majid candidate from PDP

    Ijebu Ode/Odogbolu/Ijebu North East constituency represented by Kolapo Korede Osunsanya candidate from APC

    Ikenne/Shagamu/Remo North constituency represented by Adewunmi Onanuga candidate from APC

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ABEOKUTA NORTH/OBAFEMIOWODE/ODEDAOsoba Olumide BabatundeAPC33,538
    ABEOKUTA SOUTH
    Edun Olanrewaju OladapoAPC17,003
    ADO-ODO/OTAOjugbele Jimoh OlusolaAPC24,184
    EGBADO NORTH/IMEKO AFONJimoh Olaifa AremuADC19,687
    IFO/EWEKOROHon. Ibrahim A. IsialaAPC22,835
    IJEBU NORTH/IJEBU EAST/OGUN
    WATERSIDE
    Adekoya Adesegun AbdelmajidPDP33,629
    IJEBU-ODE/IJEBU NORTH
    EAST/ODOGBOLU
    Osunsanya Kolapo KoredeAPC25,608
    IKENNE/REMO NORTH/SAGAMUOtunba Adewunmi OriyomiAPC30,605

    2019 Ondo state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Ondo State House of representatives election

    Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo candidate from APC represented Akoko North East/Akoko North West constituency

    Adejoro Adeogun candidate from APC represented Akoko South East/Akoko South West constituency

    Adedayo Omolafe candidate from PDP represented Akure North/Akure South constituency

    Mayokun Lawson-Alade candidate from APC constituency

    Tajudeen Adeyemi Adefisoye constituency represented by SDP constituency represented by Idanre/Ifedore constituency

    Kolade Victor Akinjo candidate from PDP represented Ilaje/Eseodo constituency

    Mayowa Akinfolarin candidate from APC represented Ile-oluji/Okeigbo/Odigbo constituency

    Gboluga Dele Ikengboju candidate from PDP represented Irele/Okitipupa constituency

    Abiola Makinde constituency represented by ADC constituency represented by Ondo East/Ondo West constituency

    Oluwatimehin Adelegbe candidate from APC represented Owo/Ose constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AKOKO NORTH EAST/WESTOlubumi Tunji-OjoAPC20,988
    AKOKO SOUTH EAST/WESTOmolafe Isaac AdebayoAPC48,595
    AKURE NORTH/ SOUTH
    Adejoro AdeogunAPC19,047
    IDANRE/IFEDOREAdefisoye Tajudeen AdeyemiSDP16,186
    ILEOLUJI – OKEIBO/ODIGBO
    Akinfolarin Mayowa SamuelAPC27,031
    OKITIPUPA / IRELEIkengboju Gboluga DelePDP31,042
    ESEODO/ ILAJEAkinjo Kolade VictorPDP32,082
    ONDO EAST/ ONDO WESTMakinde Abiola PeterADC19,083

    2019 Osun state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Osun State House of representatives election

    Lawrence Babatunde Ayeni candidate from APC represented Atakunmosa East/Atakunmosa West/Ilesa East/Ilesa West constituency

    Taiwo Oluga candidate from APC represented Ayedaade/Irewole/Isokan constituency

    Amobi Yinusa Akintola candidate from APC represented Ayedire/Iwo/Ola-Oluwa constituency

    Olufemi Fakeye candidate from APC represented Boluwaduro/Ifedayo/Illa constituency

    Bamidele Salam candidate from PDP represented Ede North/Ede South/Egbedero/Ejigbo constituency

    Taofeek Abimbola Ajilesoro candidate from PDP represented Ife Central/Ife East/Ife North/Ife South constituency

    Olubukola Oyewo candidate from APC represented Irepodun/Olurunda/Osogbo/Orolu constituency

    Oluwole Oke candidate from PDP represented Obokun/Oriade constituency

    Olalekan Rasheed Afolabi candidate from APC represented Odo-Otin/Boripe/Ifelodun constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OSOGBO/ OROLUOyewo Olushola OyegbileAPC66,933
    ODO-OTIN/IFELODUN/BORIPEAfolabi Olalekan RasheedAPC41,117
    BOLUWADURO/IFEDAYO/ILAOlufemi FakeyeAPC20,371
    ATAKUNMOSA
    EAST/ATAKUNMOSA WEST/ILESA EAST/ILESA WEST
    Lawrance Babatunde AyeniAPC41,867
    OBOKUN/ORIADEOke Busayo OluwolePDP25,329
    IFE CENTRAL/IFE EAST/IFE
    NORTH/IFE SOUTH
    Ajilesoro Taofeek AbimbolaPDP52,801
    AYEDIRE/IWO/OLA-OLUWAAmobi Yinusa AAPC29,229
    AYEDAADE/IREWOLE/ISOKANOluga Taiwo OlukemiAPC36,876
    EDE NORTH/EDE sOUTH/EGBEDORE/EJIGBOSalam BamidelePDP46,994

    2019 Oyo state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Oyo State House of representatives election

    Akeem Adeniyi Adeyemi candidate from APC represented Afijio/Atiba/Oyo East/Oyo West constituency

    Oluokun Akintola candidate from APC represented Akinyele/Lagelu constituency

    Olajide Olatubosun candidate from APC represented Atisbo/Saki East/Saki West constituency

    Akinola Adekunle Alabi candidate from APC represented Egbeda/Ona-Ara constituency

    Abass Adigun candidate from PDP represented Ibadan North East/Ibadan South East constituency

    Olaide Adewale Akinremi candidate from APC represented Ibadan North constituency

    Adedeji Stanley Olajide candidate from PDP represented Ibadan North West/Ibadan South West constituency

    Ajibola Muraina candidate from PDP represented Ibarapa Central/Ibarapa North constituency

    Oluyemi Adewale Taiwo candidate from PDP represented Ibarapa East/Ido constituency

    Olumide Ojerinde candidate from APC represented Irepo/Olurunsogo/Orelope constituency

    Shina Peller candidate from APC represented Iseyin/Kajola/Iwajowa/Itesiwaju constituency

    Jacob Ajao Adejumo constituency represented by ADP constituency represented by Ogbomoso North/Ogbomoso South/Orire constituency

    Segun Odebunmi candidate from APC represented Ogo-Oluwa/Surulere constituency

    Tolulope Akande-Sadipe candidate from APC represented Oluyole constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AFIJIO/ATIBA/OYO EAST/ OYO WESTAdeyemi Akeem AdeniyiAPC27,649
    AKINYELE/LAGELUAkintola Oluokun GeorgeAPC19,280
    EGBEDA/ONA-ARAAkinola Adekunle AlabiAPC28,146
    IBARAPA CENTRAL/ IBARAPA NORTHAjibola S. MurainaPDP14,773
    IBARAPA EAST/ IDO
    Taiwo Oluyemi AdewalePDP17,426
    ATISBO/SAKI EAST/ SAKI WESTOlatunbosun Olajide BoladaleAPC27,116
    IREPO/ORELOPE/OLORUNSOGOOjerinde Olumide AbiodunAPC18,178
    ISEYIN / ITESIWAJU /
    KAJOLA / IWAJOWA
    Peller Shina AbiolaAPC44,088
    OGBOMOSO NORTH OGBOMOSO SOUTH/ORIIREAjao Jacob AdejumoADP31,640
    OGO-OLUWA/SURULEREOdebunmi Olusegun DokunAPC15,463
    IBADAN NORTH EAST/IBADAN SOUTH EASTAdigun Abbas AdekunlePDP24,488
    OLUYOLEAkande-Sadipe Tolulope TiwalolaAPC9,928
    IBADAN SOUTH WEST/ IBADAN NORTH WESTOlajide Adedeji StanleyPDP28,360
    IBADAN NORTHPrince Olaide Adewale AkinremiAPC17,048

    2019 Plateau state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 plateau State House of representatives election

    Simon Mwadkwon candidate from PDP represented Barkin Ladi/Riyom constituency

    Solomon Maren candidate from PDP represented Bokkos/Mangu constituency

    Haruna Maitala candidate from APC represented Jos North/Bassa constituency

    Musa Agah Avia candidate from PDP constituency

    Muhammad Adamu Alkali constituency represented by PRP constituency

    Dachung Musa Bagos candidate from PDP represented Jos South/Jos East constituency

    Yusuf Adamu Gagdi candidate from APC represented Kanke/Pankshin/Kanam constituency

    Beni Lar candidate from PDP represented Langtang North/Langtang South constituency

    Komsol Longgap candidate from APC represented Mikang/Qua’an/Pan/Shedam constituency

    Ahmed Idris Wase candidate from APC represented Wase constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BASSA/JOS-NORTHMaitala Faisal HarunaAPC118,774
    JOS SOUTH/JOS EAST
    Mwadkwon Simon DavouPDP64,291
    BARIKINLADI/RIYOM
    Bagos Dachung MusaPDP117,114
    MANGU/BOKKOS
    Bulus Solomon MarenPDP71,903
    PANKSHIN/KANKE/KANAM
    Gagdi Yusuf AdamuAPC80,373
    WASEIdris AhmedAPC32,445
    LANGTANG NORTH/LANGTANG SOUTHBeni LarPDP53,726

    2019 Rivers state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Rivers State House of representatives election

    Solomon Bob candidate from PDP represented Abua/Odua/Ahoada East constituency

    Uchechukwu Nnam-Obi candidate from PDP represented Ahoada West/Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni constituency

    Boma Goodhead candidate from PDP represented Akuku Toru/Asari Toru constituency

    Awaji-inombek Abiante candidate from PDP represented Andoni / Opobo Nkoro constituency

    Farah Dagogo candidate from PDP represented Degema/Bonny constituency

    Chisom Dike candidate from PDP represented Eleme/Oyigbo/Tai constituency

    Ephraim Nwuzi candidate from PDP represented Etche/Omuma constituency

    Boniface S. Emerengwa candidate from PDP represented Ikwerre/Emoha constituency

    Dum Dekor candidate from PDP represented Khana/Gokana constituency

    Kingsley Chinda candidate from PDP represented Obio/Akpor constituency

    Gogo Bright Tamuno candidate from PDP represented Okrika/Ogu/Bolo constituency

    Kenneth Chikere candidate from PDP represented Port Harcourt I constituency

    Chinyere Igwe candidate from PDP represented Port Harcourt II constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    AHOADA EAST/ABUA/ODUALSolomon BobPDP49,996
    OGBA/EBGEMA /NDONI/AHOADA WESTNnam Obi Prince UchechukuPDP37,013
    DEGEMA/BONNYDagogo Doctor FestusPDP30,422
    AKUKU-TORU/ASARI-TORUGoodhead BomaPDP21,364
    OKRIKA/OGU/BOLOGogo Bright TamunoPDP29,465
    OPOBO/NKORO/ANDONIAwaji Inomeek AbiantePDP74,689
    ELEME/OYIGBO/TAIDike Chisom PromisePDP70,184
    GOKANA/KHANADumnmene Robison DekorPDP102,338
    IKWERRE/EMOHUAEmerengwa Boniface SundayPDP90,646
    ETCHE/OMUMAChikezie OkechiABP
    OBIO/AKPORChida Kingsley OgunduPDP67,661
    PORT HARCOURTIgwe Chinyere EmmanuelPDP19,886
    PORT HARCOURT IIKenneth Anayo ChikerePDP30,918

    2019 Sokoto state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 sokoto State House of representatives election

    Binji/Silame constituency represented by Mani Maishinko Katami candidate from PDP

    Dange-Shuni/Bodinga/Tureta constituency represented by Aliyu Shehu candidate from APC

    Shehu Balarabe Kakale candidate from PDP

    Goronyo/Gada constituency represented by Musa Sarkin-Adar candidate from APC

    Illela/Gwadabawa constituency represented by Abdullahi Salame candidate from APC

    Isa/Sabon Birni constituency represented by Mohammed Saidu Bargaja candidate from PDP

    Kebbe/Tambuwal constituency represented by Bala Kokani candidate from APC

    Kware/Wamakko constituency represented by Ahmad Abdullahi Kalambaina candidate from APC

    Sokoto North/Sokoto South constituency represented by Hassan Bala Abubakar III candidate from APC

    Abubakar Abdullahi Ahmed candidate from PDP

    Tangaza/Gudu constituency represented by Yusuf Isah Kurdula candidate from APC

    Wurno/Rabah constituency represented by Ibrahim Almustapha Aliyu candidate from APC

    Yabo/Shagari constituency represented by Abubakar Umar Yabo candidate from APC

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    ISA/S.BIRNIMohammed SaiduPDP47,286
    GORONYO/GADASarkin-Adar MusaAPC45,143
    WURNO/RABAHAliyu Ibrahim AlmustaphaAPC35,122
    ILLELA/GWADABAWABalarabe Salame AbdullahiAPC47,781
    TANGAZA/GUDUYusuf Isah KurdulaAPC27,220
    BINJI/SILAMEMaishinko ManiPDP25,790
    KWARE/WAMAKKO
    Abdullahi Ahmad KalambainaAPC52,698
    SOKOTO NORTH/SOUTHAbubakar Iii Hassan BalaAPC71,486
    SHUNI/BODINGA/TURETAMaishinko ManiPDP25,790
    YABO/SHAGARIUmaru Abubakar YabuAPC33,193
    KEBBE/TAMBUWALKokani BalaAPC48,503

    2019 Taraba state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 Taraba State House of representatives election

    Garba Hamman-Julde candidate from APC represented Bali/Gassol

    Abdulsalam Gambo Mubarak candidate from APC

    Aminu Ibrahim Malle candidate from APC represented Jalingo/Yorro/Zing

    Kasimu Bello Maigari candidate from APC

    Danladi Baido candidate from PDP represented Karim Lamido/Lau/Ardo-Kola

    David Abel Fuoh candidate from PDP represented Sardauna/Gashaka/Kurmi

    Rima Kwewum candidate from PDP represented Takuma/Donga/Ussa

    Usman Danjuma Shiddi constituency represented by APGA represented Wukari/Ibi

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BALI/GASSOLHamman-Juloe .GAPC54,739
    DONGA/USSA/TAKUMRimamnde Kwewum ShawuluPDP73,258
    GASHAKA/KURMI/SARDAUNADavid .F. AblePDP63,013
    IBI/WUKARIUsman Danjuma .SAPGA39,312
    JALINGO/YORRO/ZINGKasimu Bello MaigariAPC61,077
    LAU/K/LAMIDO/ARDO-KOLADanladi Baidu TijoPDP60,848

    2019 Yobe state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 YOBE State House of representatives election

    Zakariyau Galadima candidate from APC represented Bade/Jakusko constituency

    Lawan Shettima Ali candidate from APC represented Bursari/Geidam/Yunusari constituency

    Khadija Bukar Abba Ibrahim candidate from APC represented Damaturu/Gujba/Gulani/Tarmuwa constituency

    Abubakar Yerima Idris candidate from APC represented Fika/Fune constituency

    Tijjani Zannah Zakariya candidate from APC represented Machina/Nguru/Yusufari/Karasuwa constituency

    Ibrahim Umar Potiskum candidate from APC represented Nangere/Potiskum constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BADE/JAKUSKOHon Yau Zm GaladimaAPC53,066
    BURSARI/GEIDAM/YUNUSARKhadija Bukar Abba IbrahimAPC78,953
    DAMATURU/ GUJBA/GULANI/TARMUWAAli Lawan ShettimaAPC59,823
    FIKA/FUNEAbubakar Yerima IdrissAPC64,207
    MACHINA/ NGURU/ KARASUWA/YUSUFARITijjani Zanna ZakariyaAPC86,358
    NANGERE/POTISKUMHon Ibrahim Umar PotiskumAPC61,874

    2019 Zamfara state house of representatives election

    These are the elected candidates in 2019 zamfara State House of representatives election

    Kabiru Yahaya candidate from PDP represented Anka/Talata/Mafara constituency

    Ahmed Bakura Muhammad candidate from PDP represented Bakura/Maradun constituency

    Shehu Ahmed candidate from PDP represented Bungudu/Maru constituency

    Sulaiman Abubakar Gumi candidate from PDP represented Gunmi/Bukkuyum constituency

    Kabiru Amadu candidate from PDP represented Gusau/Tsafe constituency

    Sani Umar Dan-Galadima candidate from PDP represented Kaura Namoda/Birnin Magaji constituency

    Bello Hassan Shinkafi candidate from PDP represented Shinkafi/Zurmi constituency

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    KAURA-NAMODA/BIRNIN-MAGAJUmar Sani Dan-GaladimaPDP23,672
    SHINKAFI/ZURMIHassan Bello ShinkafiPDP16,638
    GUSAU/TSAFEAmadu KabiruPDP35,533
    BUNGUDU/MARUAhmed ShehuPDP17,063
    ANKA/TALATA MAFARAYahaya KabiruPDP17,442
    BAKURA/ MARADUNMuhammad Bakura AhmedPDP27,240
    GUMMI/BUKKUYUMSulaiman Abubakar GumiPDP23,095

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    2023 akwa ibom state house of assembly election

    In 2023 akwa ibom state house of assembly election there are 26 Constituencies in the election

    2023 Abak constituency election

    In 2023 Abak constituency election there are 14 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Otong Udeme James candidate from PDP

    Udosen Emmanuel Anthony candidate from APC

    Patrick Mary Ottong candidate from SDP

    Ubong Samuel Usoroh candidate from ADC

    John Micheal Okon candidate from LP

    Akang Princess Iniabasi candidate from A

    Idung Itoro Udo candidate from AA

    Ndifreke Enefiok candidate from AAC

    Asuquo Emme candidate from ADP

    Udoh Udeme Ezekiel candidate from APP

    Uwem Okon John candidate from NNPP

    Jonah Inemesit Udo candidate from NRM

    Nkanang Victor Christopher candidate from YPP

    Bassey Patience Udo candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Eket Constituency election

    In 2023 Eket Constituency election there are 15 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Akata Nsidibe Inyang candidate from PDP

    Nkono Abasiandikan Robert candidate from APC

    Eno Godfrey Moffat candidate from YPP

    Bassey Bassey Upkong candidate from ADP

    Nseudo Samuel Asen candidate from ADC

    Ekanem Uwemedimo Essien candidate from AA

    Esokuku Ekanim candidate from AAC

    Etuk Essien Boniface candidate from APGA

    Dick Duke Gabriel candidate from APP

    Ufot Akaninyene Sunday candidate from BP

    Ibibom Imoh Ette candidate from LP

    Unwana Moses Ukpong candidate from NNPP

    Ben Inyang Jacob candidate from NRM

    Aniebietabasi Ekerenam Monday candidate from SDP

    Edoho Lucy Eno candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Essien Udim Constituency election

    In 2023 Essien Udim Constituency election there are 13 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Akpan Edet Udo candidate from A

    Prince Hyacinth Inyang candidate from ADC

    Udom Uduak Etim candidate from APC

    Akpabio Ukpong Udo candidate from PDP

    Udom Eno Fidelis candidate from SDP

    Etim Patrick Enong candidate from AA

    Apkan Theresa Eyo candidate from ADP

    Thomas Kufre Sampson candidate from APP

    Etim Utibe Sampsom candidate from LP

    Sir Boniface Boniface Ekong candidate from NNPP

    Ndom Emem Sunday candidate from NRM

    Okon Ephraim Victor candidate from YPP

    Umorem Samuel Udo candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Esit Eket/Ibeno Constituency

    In 2023 Esit Eket/Ibeno Constituency there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Akpanusoh Usoro Samuel candidate from YPP

    Udo Udobia Friday candidate from PDP

    Emmanuel Isreal Peter candidate from APC

    Iboro Asukwo Mkpong candidate from ADC

    Umana Inyang Victor candidate from SDP

    Israel John Idasi candidate from A

    Aniedi Joseph Owoedinyene candidate from AA

    Ekwere Evans Unwana candidate from APP

    Inyang Franklin Edet candidate from LP

    Edoho Edet Frank candidate from NNPP

    Etuk Ini Dan candidate from NRM

     

    2023 Etim Ekpo/Ika constituency election

    In 2023 Etim Ekpo/Ika constituency election there are 15 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Idung Mfon Frank candidate from PDP

    Okorie Christopher Sandy candidate from APC

    Abraham Honorable Abel candidate from ADC

    Johnny Akam Friday candidate from LP

    Ephraim Philip Udom candidate from SDP

    Samuel Ufanabasi Friday candidate from A

    Akata Edidiong Raphael candidate from AA

    Ijah Akaninyene candidate from AAC

    Ekanem Ecstasy candidate from ADP

    Akpan Micheal Elijah candidate from APGA

    Adianna Kate. Inibehe candidate from APP

    Sunday Effiong Precious candidate from NNPP

    Umoh Nkese candidate from NRM

    Akpan Uduot Jack candidate from YPP

    Orok Dominic Dominic candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Etinan Constituency election

    In 2023 Etinan Constituency election there are 14 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Ekpo-Ufot Uduak- Obong Abel candidate from PDP

    Eshiet Enobong Okon candidate from APC

    Otu Godswill Brownson candidate from ADC

    Etuk Mr. Ikpe candidate from ADP

    Williamson Samuel Charles candidate from A

    Bassey Nsihak Okon candidate from AA

    Nelson Ekaette candidate from AAC

    Edet Edidiong Friday candidate from APM

    Akpan Unyeabasi Nseabasi candidate from BP

    Akpan Inemesit Friday candidate from LP

    Osomukan Otobong Udoidem candidate from NNPP

    Udo Patience Nse candidate from PRP

    Ekwere Itakke Bassey candidate from SDP

    George Paul Gibson candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Ibesikpo Asutan Constituency election

    In 2023 Ibesikpo Asutan Constituency election there are 16 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Attah Ubong Essien candidate from PDP

    Udosen Esitima Sunday candidate from APC

    Joseph Andrew Effiong candidate from ADC

    Ekere Kufre Eyo candidate from ADP

    Aniedi Dorathy candidate from SDP

    Johnson Aniekan Aniedi candidate from A

    Sampson Victor Ifot candidate from AA

    Ekpenyong Idongesit candidate from AAC

    David Nnammonso Ubit candidate from APGA

    Etim Udeme Effiong candidate from APP

    Udoh Itoro Dan candidate from LP

    Eduok Ette-Essien Amos candidate from NNPP

    James Abraham Okon candidate from NRM

    Obot Nsidibe Edem candidate from PRP

    Solomon Imoh Edet candidate from YPP

    Okon Ofonime Emem candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Ibiono Ibom constituency election

    In 2023 Ibiono Ibom constituency election there are 13 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Ekpo Godwin James candidate from PDP

    Ukem Ndifreke Ndanyongmong candidate from APC

    Ndifeke Bassey Okon candidate from ADC

    Etido Ime Apkanlwaudo candidate from ADP

    Jeremiah Effiok Etim candidate from SDP

    Abia Rose Okon candidate from A

    Umoren Monday Moses candidate from AA

    Akpan Imo Emmanuel candidate from APGA

    William David Bassey candidate from APP

    Ekanem Titus Ime candidate from LP

    Martins Henry Nyong candidate from NNPP

    Okon Emmanuel Etim candidate from NRM

    Essien Moses Edet candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Ikono constituency election

    In 2023 Ikono constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Udo Asuquo Nana candidate from YPP

    Columba Itoro Pius candidate from PDP

    Umoh Justice Tony candidate from APC

    Lidofia Ubong Paulinus candidate from ADC

    Johnson Edukere Willie candidate from NRM

    Udo John Umo candidate from A

    Udo Justman Johnson candidate from AA

    Anthony Inyang candidate from AAC

    Afia Uwem candidate from ADP

    Ekanem Ini Ukpong candidate from LP

    Ekpeowo Uduak Akpan candidate from NNPP

    Etim Innocent .S. candidate from SDP

     

    2023 Ikot Abasi/Eastern Obolo Constituency election

    In 2023 Ikot Abasi/Eastern Obolo Constituency election there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Ukpatu Selinah Isotuk candidate from PDP

    John Richard Ayang candidate from APC

    Sunday Luke candidate from ADP

    Usoro Iboro Fred candidate from ADC

    Ukpong Udo Udoen candidate from SDP

    Iyeh Victor Ernest candidate from A

    Bassey Daniel Iniobong candidate from AA

    Udo Nnamso Joseph candidate from AAC

    Udosen Uforo Akpan candidate from LP

    John Evans Ekeireubong candidate from NNPP

    Efet Ufikairo Monday candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Ikot Ekpene/Obot Akara constituency election

    In 2023 Ikot Ekpene/Obot Akara constituency election there are 13 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Otu Jerry Anson Uduak candidate from PDP

    Useh Gloria Iniobong candidate from APC

    Nkwo Michael candidate from ADP

    Umoh Prince Godswill candidate from LP

    Edet Owoidihe Christopher candidate from SDP

    Udom Gabriel John candidate from A

    Obot Metimaobong Favour candidate from AA

    Essien Uduakobong Afangide candidate from APGA

    Umoh Udeme Akpan candidate from NNPP

    Essien Victor Godfrey candidate from NRM

    Umoren Koko candidate from PRP

    Okon David Akpan candidate from YPP

    Okoro Dennis Okon candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Ini constituency election

    In 2023 Ini constituency election there are 14 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Udoide Lawrence Ofonmbuk candidate from PDP

    Udo Ernest Edet candidate from APC

    Mercy Ibanga Ibok candidate from ADC

    Aniebiet Udo Essien candidate from SDP

    Ikeri Etido Ndarake candidate from ZLP

    Akpatim Etima Jacob candidate from A

    Udo Daniel Ikot candidate from AA

    Ene Gabriel candidate from AAC

    Okon Emmanuel candidate from ADP

    Inyang John Samuel candidate from LP

    Peace Etim Udoh candidate from NNPP

    Udo Ukeme Udo candidate from NRM

    Awak Ndibmmong John candidate from PRP

    Ekanem Ndotenyin Kingsley candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Itu constituency election

    In 2023 Itu constituency election there are 15 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Edidem Kufreabasi candidate from PDP

    Offiong Imoh Anthony candidate from APC

    Archibong Bassey Bassey candidate from ADC

    Idongesit Bassey Edet candidate from SDP

    Umoren Umoren candidate from ADP

    Udo Jackson Jackson candidate from A

    Asuquo Effiom Etim candidate from AA

    Okon Francis candidate from APGA

    Joseph Daniel Edidong candidate from APP

    Udoh Gregory Okon candidate from LP

    Benard Okon Ekpenyong candidate from NNPP

    James Margret Edet candidate from NRM

    Edem Aniekebo Lawrence candidate from PRP

    Okon Okon Etim candidate from YPP

    Isuk Love Eyo candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Mbo constituency election

    In 2023 Mbo constituency election there are 10 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Frank Okon Asukwo candidate from YPP

    Johnson Effiong Etim candidate from PDP

    Okpo Eyo Asuquo candidate from APC

    Johnson Sunday Asuquo candidate from ADC

    Bassey Bobby Famouse candidate from SDP

    Moses Divine Otoabasi Victor candidate from AA

    Effiong Godwin candidate from ADP

    Anwanakak Matthew candidate from LP

    Bassey Etetim Okon candidate from NNPP

    Jones Ini Edet candidate from NRM

     

    2023 Mkpat Enin constituency election

    In 2023 Mkpat Enin constituency election there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Imoh-Ita Uwem Peter candidate from PDP

    Ekpo Ini Judah candidate from APC

    Ekpo Gregory Martin candidate from SDP

    Mark Iniobong Udia candidate from ADC

    Umoren Evans Idorenyin candidate from ADP

    Ekwere God’Spower Etebom candidate from AA

    Daniel Daniel Udoh candidate from AAC

    Umoren Lawrence Sylvanus candidate from LP

    Nkese Essien candidate from NNPP

    Affiah Inyene candidate from NRM

    Brown Ekanem Andrew candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Nsit Atai constituency election

    In 2023 Nsit Atai constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Attah Prince-Aniefiok Okon candidate from PDP

    Etuketuk Prince Isaac Simon candidate from APC

    Mark Isreal Samuel candidate from ADC

    Aniefiok Udo Akpan candidate from SDP

    Ibanga Cyril John candidate from YPP

    Udo Godwin Udo candidate from A

    Evans Elizabeth Nsikak candidate from AA

    Joseph Effiong Brownson candidate from ADP

    Udo Rose Etim candidate from APP

    Akpan Godwin Essien candidate from LP

    Duncan Benson Asuquo candidate from NNPP

    Ekpenyong Aniefiok Edet candidate from NRM

     

    2023 Nsit Ibom constituency election

    In 2023 Nsit Ibom constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Akpan Eric Effiong candidate from PDP

    Otio Nathaniel candidate from APC

    Ibanga Abraham candidate from ADC

    Edet Samuel Akpan candidate from NRM

    James Alice Ikpe candidate from SDP

    Jackson Jackson Edidiong candidate from AA

    Oliff Samuel candidate from AAC

    Anietie Nyong Ekanem candidate from ADP

    Sam Samuel Sunday candidate from LP

    Idongesit William John candidate from NNPP

    Udofot Edidiong Michael candidate from YPP

    Ndafia Christina Archibong candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Nsit Ubium constituency election

    In 2023 Nsit Ubium constituency election there are 14 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Bob Otobong Effiong candidate from PDP

    Idem Utibeabasi candidate from APC

    Akpan Anthony Aniefiok candidate from ADC

    Darby Monday David candidate from SDP

    Udoh Owen Udouwem candidate from PRP

    Harry Etim Udo candidate from A

    Akpan Benjamin Richard candidate from AA

    Benjamin Utibe candidate from ADP

    Ekomobong Efiok John candidate from BP

    Abaessien Ubong Ime candidate from LP

    Anietie Michael Sunday candidate from NNPP

    Ekpo Ikoedem Odo Tukana candidate from NRM

    Bassey Ime Joseph candidate from YPP

    Nelson Joyce Michael candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Okobo constituency election

    In 2023 Okobo constituency election there are 13 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Bassey Bassey Pius candidate from PDP

    Ita John Asuquo candidate from APC

    Bassey Effiong Okon candidate from LP

    Joseph Ubong Sylvester candidate from ADC

    Emmanuel Etim Eyak candidate from SDP

    Amah Okon Eteobong candidate from A

    Ekwere Andikan Essien candidate from AA

    Edet Emmanuel candidate from AAC

    Etong Patrick candidate from ADP

    Edor Eric Pius candidate from APGA

    Umoh Rex Anthony candidate from APP

    Effiong Edet Usoh candidate from NNPP

    Ekpenyong Emmanuel Esong candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Onna Constituency election

    In 2023 Onna Constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Johnny Sunday Udofot candidate from PDP

    Enoh James Akpan candidate from APC

    Uquang Ekpotu Andrew candidate from YPP

    Christopher Samuel Isaiah candidate from SDP

    Offong Kingsley Bassey candidate from A

    Akpan Uyime Nkamare candidate from AA

    Ebong Akaninyene candidate from AAC

    Ekaiko Wills candidate from ADP

    Silas Ifiok Emmanuel candidate from APGA

    Willie Willy Akpan candidate from NNPP

    Tobby Ifok Nkamare candidate from NRM

    Ndiokho Ekereuwem Sunday candidate from PRP

     

    2023 Oron/Udung Uko Constituency election

    In 2023 Oron/Udung Uko Constituency election there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Onofiok Kenim Victor candidate from PDP

    Uwe Esang Bisung candidate from APC

    Nse Okokon Ita candidate from ADC

    Gabriel Edet Harry candidate from SDP

    Abiaesse Mary Uduak candidate from AA

    Enenyi Edidiong candidate from ADP

    Mkpofor Samuel Ita candidate from APP

    Obiosio Etim Edet candidate from LP

    Victor Ati Okpo candidate from NNPP

    Umana Rose Edet candidate from NRM

    Ewa Mary Aya Ewa candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Oruk Anam Constituency election

    In 2023 Oruk Anam Constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Idiong Sampson Bernard candidate from PDP

    Abraham Aniekan Solomon candidate from APC

    Asuquo Edet candidate from ADP

    Thompson Victor Ekpong candidate from ADC

    Enomfom Okon Edet candidate from SDP

    Bassey Etukudoh Victor candidate from AA

    Mbat Helen candidate from AAC

    Monday William Akpan candidate from APP

    Daniel Blessing David candidate from LP

    Ndifreke Effiong Dick candidate from NNPP

    Udoakpan Aniebiet Emmanuel candidate from NRM

    Essien Nsidibe Thomas candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Ukanafun Constituency election

    In 2023 Ukanafun Constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Udom Emem Etokabasi candidate from PDP

    Umoh Ubokobong Ezekiel candidate from APC

    David Benson Ebebe candidate from ADC

    Uko Christopher Solomon candidate from A

    Umoh Imoh Victor candidate from LP

    Akpan Utenge John candidate from AA

    Aniedi Nelson candidate from AAC

    Apkan Victoria Edem candidate from ADP

    Udim David Okpuk candidate from NNPP

    Udoaka Etimbuk Sunday candidate from NRM

    John Ime Elija candidate from SDP

    Umoh Ndipmouwem James candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Uruan constituency election

    In 2023 Uruan constituency election there are 17 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Etim Itorobong Francis candidate from PDP

    Awat Effiong Edet candidate from APC

    Victor James Felix candidate from SDP

    Daniel Austin Asuquo candidate from ADC

    Etim Edwin Edet candidate from ZLP

    Nsa Aniefiok Eyo candidate from A

    Effiong Alice Dominic candidate from AA

    Asuquo Utomobong candidate from AAC

    Essien Aniefiok candidate from ADP

    Ekpenyong Okon Primus candidate from APGA

    James Henshaw Peter candidate from APP

    Ekpenyong Joseph Bassey candidate from BP

    Inyang John Aniebietabasi candidate from LP

    Okon Joseph Lawrence candidate from NNPP

    Akpan Essien Okokon candidate from NRM

    Okon Inemesit Offiong candidate from PRP

    Ukpong Christopher Efanga candidate from YPP

     

    2023 Urue Offong/Oruko Constituency election

    In 2023 Urue Offong/Oruko Constituency election there are 14 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Selong Precious Akamba candidate from PDP

    Oboho Effiong Okon candidate from APC

    Asangansi Bright Joe candidate from A

    Asuquo Daniel Asuquo candidate from AA

    Oduonyi Stella candidate from AAC

    Ukpong Edet Isong candidate from ADC

    Akang Friday candidate from ADP

    Akaiso Okon Akaiso candidate from APGA

    Joshua Etim candidate from LP

    Imaobong Eyo Awah candidate from NNPP

    Ukpong Celsus Ukpong candidate from NRM

    Anthony Mathias Nkereuwem candidate from SDP

    Ben Job Okon candidate from YPP

    Attih Sunday Okoh candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 Uyo constituency election

    In 2023 Uyo constituency election there are 13 contested candidates that participated in the election

    Asuquo Uwemedimo Dianabasi candidate from PDP

    Udom Efiok Wilson Udom candidate from APC

    Israel Asuquo Udofia candidate from ADC

    Peter Samuel Christopher candidate from LP

    Anthony Effiong Asuquo candidate from SDP

    Okon Idongesit Augustine candidate from A

    Clement Aniekan Matthew candidate from AA

    Okon Ime candidate from AAC

    Bassey Felix Ita candidate from APP

    Sunday Idongesit Wilder candidate from NNPP

    Eddie Nse Aniedi candidate from NRM

    Okon Imoh Asoquo (Hon) candidate from YPP

    Ekpenyong Solomon Ambrose candidate from ZLP

     

    2023 akwa ibom state house of assembly election results

    These are the elected candidates in 2023 akwa ibom state house of assembly election

    Hon. Mfon idung represented Etim Ekpo/ika constituency, Hon. Elder Udeme Otong represented Abak constituency, Hon. Otobong Bob. Effiong represented Nait Ubisum constituency, Hon. Eric Akpan represented Nsit ibom constituency, Hon. Uduak-Obong Ekpo- Uffat represented Etinan constituency, Hon. Nsidibe Akata Inyang represented Ekat constituency, Hon. Udobia Udo Friday represented Esit Eket/Ibero constituency, Hon. Suday Johnny represented Onno constituency, Hon. Lawrence Udoide.o represented Ini constituency, Hon. Uwemedimo Asuquo represented Uyo constituency, Hon Prince Aniefiok Attah represented Nsit Atal constituency, Hon. Itorobong Etim Francis represented Uruan constituency, Hon. Ubong Attah represented Ibesikpo Asutan constituency, Hon. Otu Jerry Anson Uduak represented Ikot Ekpene Obot Akara constituency, Hon. Prince Ukpong Akpabio represented Essen Udim constituency, Hon. Uwem Imoih-itah Petter represented Mkpat Enin constituency,

    Hon. Selina Ukpata Isotuk represented Ikot Abani Eastern Obolo constituency, Hon. Kufreabasi Edidem represented Itu constituency, Hon. Sampson Idiong represented Oruk Anam constituency, Hon. Emem Udom Etokabasi represented Ukanafun constituency, Hon. Effiong Johnson Etim represented Mbo constituency, Hon. Bassey Bassey Pius represented Okobo constituency, Hon. Precious Selong represented UrueOffong/Oruko constituency, Hon. Kenim Onofiok represented Oron/Udung Uko constituency won on the party of Peoples Democratic party PDP

    While Hon. Essien Mosses Edet represented Onicha West constituency, Hon. Udo Asuquo represented Ikono constituency won on the party of Young progressive Party YPP

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    2011 BABURA/ GARKI constituency election

    In 2011 BABURA/ GARKI constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    KABIRU HASSAN candidate from ACN

    HON. NASIRU GARBA DANTIYE candidate from ANPP

    ABDULBASET MOHAMMED candidate from CPC

    USMAN WADA candidate from PDP

     

    2011 MBAITOLI/ IKEDURU constituency election

    In 2011 MBAITOLI/ IKEDURU constituency election there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    PRINCE KENNEDY O. OGWUDIRE candidate from ACN

    OSITA OPARA. candidate from ANPP

    KEMDI CHINO OKPARA candidate from APGA

    MADUGU PAUL C. candidate from APS

    AMAECHI CHUKWUMA S. candidate from CPC

    NWOSU CHIKA candidate from DFP

    HON. BARR. KELECHI NWAGWU candidate from LP

    OPARA THOMPSON candidate from NTP

    BETHEL NNAEMEKA AMADI candidate from PDP

    ANYANWU NDUBUISI STANELY candidate from PPA

    CHIBUIKE OZUZU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 BIRNIN KUDU/ BUJI constituency election

    In 2011 BIRNIN KUDU/ BUJI constituency election there are 5 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    SIRJAJ MUHAMMAD candidate from ACN

    AUWALU ALI K.K. candidate from ANPP

    YAHAYA NABAKO candidate from APGA

    MAGAJI DA’U ALIYU candidate from CPC

    MOHAMMED SABO candidate from PDP

     

    2011 BIRNIWA/ GURI/K/ KASAMMA constituency election

    In 2011 BIRNIWA/ GURI/K/ KASAMMA constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    ABUBAKAR HASSAN FULATA candidate from ACN

    SALISU YUSUF GURI candidate from ANPP

    SULEIMAN MUSA KADIRA candidate from CPC

    HASSAN ADAMU candidate from PDP

     

    2011 GWARA constituency election

    In 2011 GWARA constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    AUWALU SULE KILA candidate from ACN

    HABIBU SANI SARA candidate from ANPP

    YUGUDA HASSAN KITA candidate from CPC

    YUSUF SHITU GALAMBI candidate from PDP

     

    2011 GUMEL/ MAIGATARI/S/ TANKAR/ GAGA RAWA constituency election

    In 2011 GUMEL/ MAIGATARI/S/ TANKAR/ GAGA RAWA constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    MOHAMMED SANI ZORRO candidate from ACN

    MOHAMMED DODO GUMEL candidate from ANPP

    USMAN MOHAMMED NA’ALLAH candidate from CPC

    MOHAMMED IBRAHIM G. candidate from PDP

    2011 HADEJIA/ AUYO/ K/HAUSA constituency election

    In 2011 HADEJIA/ AUYO/ K/HAUSA constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    AHMED GARBA MOHAMMED candidate from ACN

    DAHIRU SULEIMAN candidate from ANPP

    ABUBAKAR MOH’D SHAHADA candidate from CPC

    HUSSAINI NAMADI candidate from PDP

     

    2011 JAHUN/ MIGA constituency election

    In 2011 JAHUN/ MIGA constituency election there are 5 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    BABANNAN MURABU SANSANI candidate from ACN

    AHMAD WADA AUJARA candidate from ANPP

    ABDULLAHI JIBRIN candidate from APGA

    ABDULLAHI MUSA JAHUN candidate from CPC

    KHABEEB MUSTAPHA candidate from PDP

     

    2011 M/MADORI/KAUGAMA constituency election

    In 2011 M/MADORI/ KAUGAMA constituency election there are 6 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    SULEIMAN IBRAHIM ADAMU candidate from ACN

    MUHAMMED L. KAUGAMA candidate from ANPP

    NURA MAKAMA candidate from APGA

    MUSTAPHA HABIB AHMED candidate from CPC

    YUSUF SULE D. candidate from PDP

    AHMED ABDULHAMID NRP

     

    2011 KAZAURE/ RONI/ GWIWA/ YANKASHI constituency election

    In 2011 KAZAURE/ RONI/ GWIWA/ YANKASHI constituency election there are 2 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    ISA ALKASSIM KARKARNA candidate from ACN

    BELLO USMAN G. candidate from ANPP

     

    2011 HADEJIA/ AUYO/K/ constituency election

    In 2011 HADEJIA/ AUYO/K/ constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    AHMED GARBA MOHAMMED candidate from ACN HAUSA

    DAHIRU SULEIMAN candidate from ANPP

    MOHAMMED G. KAZAURE candidate from CPC

    ADAMU BASHIR candidate from PDP

     

    2011 RINGIM/ TAURA constituency election

    In 2011 RINGIM/ TAURA constituency election there are 4 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    MUHAMMED GAUSU BOYI candidate from ACN

    ADO SANI KIRI candidate from ANPP

    UBALE SAFIYANU candidate from PDP

    IBRAHIM ISMAILA candidate from CPC

     

    2011 DUTSE/ KIYAWA constituency election

    In 2011 DUTSE/ KIYAWA constituency election there are 5 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    YAKUBU MOHAMMED candidate from ACN

    BASHIRU HARUNA candidate from ANPP

    ILIYA ADAMU candidate from APGA

    MUSA SULE DUTSE CPC

    IBRAHIM TIJJANI KIYAWA PDP

    2011 Jigawa State House of representatives election results

    In 2011 Jigawa state house of representatives election there are 11 elected candidates and All won on the same party, party people democratic party PDP

    Adamu Bashir represented Jigawa represented Kazaure / Roni / Gwiwa / Yankwashi constituency, Hassan Abunabo represented Biriniwa / Guri / Kiri Kasamma constituency, Hussein Abdulkadir represented Hadejia / Kafin Hausa / Auyo constituency, Ibrahim Garba represented Gumel / Maigatari / Sule Tankarkar / Gagarawa constituency, Ibrahim Kiyawa represented Dutse / Kiyawa constituency, Mustapha Khabeeb represented Jahun / Miga constituency, Sabo Nakudu represented Birnin Kudu / Buji constituency, Safiyanu Ubale represented Ringim / Taura constituency, Usman Garki represented Babura / Garki constituency, Yusufu Dunari represented Malam Madori / Kaugama constituency All won on the party of Peoples Democratic party PDP

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    BABURA/GARKUSMAN WADAPDP42,393
    BIRNIN KUDU/BUJIMOHAMMED SABOPDP55,159
    BIRNIWA/GURI/K/KASAMMAHASSAN ADAMUPDP52,197
    GWARAMYUSUF SHITU GALAMBIPDP37,585
    GUMEL/MAIGATARI
    /S/TANKAR/GAGA
    RAWA
    MOHAMMED IBRAHIM G.PDP61,054
    HADEJIA/AUYO/K/HAUSAHUSSAINI NAMADIPDP52,913
    JAHUN/MIGA
    B
    KHABEEB MUSTAPHAPDP45,013
    M/MADORI/KAUGAMA
    S
    YUSUF SULE D.PDP29,580
    KAZAURE/RONI/GWIWA/YANKASHIADAMU BASHIRPDP43,015
    RINGIM/TAURAUBALE SAFIYANUPDP59,290
    DUTSE/KIYAWAIBRAHIM TIJJANI KIYAWAPDP63,816

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  • 2011 IMO State House of representatives election results

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    In 2011 EHIME MBANO/ IHITTEUBOMA/ OBOWO constituency there are 6 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    HON. ONYIRIMBA STANFORD candidate from ACN

    NWOKENA JUDE EZEANI candidate from APGA

    NWAKAMA AHMED B. CHIMA APN

    CHUDI P. UWAZURUIKE candidate from PDP

    OGOKE MACDONALD EZE candidate from PPA

    DAVID OKORONKWO candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 ONUIMO/ OKIGWE/ ISIALA MBANO constituency election

    In 2011 ONUIMO/ OKIGWE/ ISIALA MBANO constituency election there are 9 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    HON. MATTHEW OMEGARA A.C.N

    ADAMA F. NWAUKWA candidate from ALP

    AWURUMIBE M. AHAMEFULA candidate from ANPP

    NWOKENKWO JUDE EZEANI candidate from APGA

    KAFOR B ONYEMA UCHECHUKWU candidate from CPC

    IHEMEDU AHYMONEYONN candidate from FRESH

    CHIKEDERM CHIJIOKE ONUOHA candidate from PDP

    OGOKE MACDONALD EZE candidate from PPA

    HUMPHREY EKEANYAWU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 IDEATO NORTH/IDEATO SOUTH  constituency election

    In 2011 IDEATO NORTH/IDEATO SOUTH  constituency election there are 7 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    HON AUSTINE CHUKUKERE candidate from ACN

    EDDIE IFEAYICHUKU MBADIWE candidate from APGA

    CHIEF OKEY IKORO candidate from PDP

    MARCEL EZENWA L candidate from CPC

    KENNETH O. UDEEZE candidate from LP

    REV.GOSPEL OLUEHI candidate from NTP

    ENGR ALOY UZOCHUKWU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 NKWERRE/ ISU/NWANGELE/ NJABA constituency election

    In 2011 NKWERRE/ ISU/ NWANGELE/ NJABA constituency election there are 7 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    BARR HARRISON NWADIKE candidate from ACN

    UMELO OGECHI PHOEBE candidate from ALP

    DIKEOCHA JULIOUS UGOCHUKWU candidate from ANPP

    OBINNA DURUJI candidate from APGA

    IKENNA WALTER OKORO candidate from CPC

    CHUKWU VICTOR OYERERI candidate from PDP

    UBAR NNAMDI FESTUS candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 OHAJI/ EGBEMA/ OGUTA/ ORU WEST constituency election

    In 2011 OHAJI/ EGBEMA/ OGUTA/ ORU WEST constituency election there are 7 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    DR ESOM GODDY OBODO candidate from ACN

    PRINCE EZENIA DENTON O. candidate from ANPP

    CHUKA AMA-NWUWA candidate from APGA

    BARR REGINALD OKECHUKWU U candidate from CPC

    IRENE NNEKA OTTIHI candidate from LP

    IRONA ALPHONSUS GERALD candidate from PDP

    HON AUGUSTINE UZOKWU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 ORLU/ ORSU/ ORU EAST constituency election

    In 2011 ORLU/ ORSU/ ORU EAST constituency election there are 8 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    HON CHUKWUDI MAYOR EZE candidate from ACN

    OKORO OKECHUKWU candidate from ALP

    CELESTINE IZUNOBI candidate from APGA

    UZOKA STEVEN EMEKA candidate from CPC

    NWAGWU CLIFFORD CHINYERE candidate from DFP

    IGBONAJU REMIGIUS C candidate from LP

    CHIEF JERRY ALAGBOSO candidate from PDP

    PAUL NWOSU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 ABOH MBAISE/ NGOR OKPALA constituency election

    In 2011 ABOH MBAISE/ NGOR OKPALA constituency election there are 8 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    BARR SORONNADI NJOKU candidate from ACN

    MATHEW IRONDI NWOGU candidate from APGA

    DR. UGOCHUKWU IHEANYI candidate from CPC

    BOB U.K UMUNNA candidate from LP

    BEN ONYEKACHUKWU candidate from SDMP

    CHUKWUEMEKA NKEM IHEDIOHA candidate from PDP

    NNANNA OMEIRI candidate from DFP

    JOHN CHIBUEZE OKEKE candidate from UNPP

     

    2011 AHIAZU MBAISE/ EZINIHITTE constituency election

    In 2011 AHIAZU MBAISE/ EZINIHITTE constituency election there are 12 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    DR. JAMES OKOROMA candidate from ACN

    OKERE CHIBUEZE J. candidate from ADC

    NWOGA STEPHEN candidate from ANPP

    IBE CHIDI HENRY candidate from APGA

    KENNETH NDUKA AGBAKWURU candidate from LP

    PAUL OBASI candidate from CPC

    CHUKWUEMEKA IBE candidate from DFP

    PASTOR LEO IHUOMA candidate from NTP

    HON. RAPHEAL NNANNA IGBOKWE candidate from PDP

    CHRISTOPHER EWULOWU candidate from PPA

    ANGELA OKAFOR candidate from SDMP

    KENNETH NDUKA AGBAKWURU AD

     

    2011 MBAITOLI/ IKEDURU constituency election

    In 2011 MBAITOLI/ IKEDURU constituency election there are 11 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    PRINCE KENNEDY O. OGWUDIRE candidate from ACN

    OSITA OPARA candidate from ANPP

    KEMDI CHINO OKPARA candidate from APGA

    MADUGU PAUL C. candidate from APS

    AMAECHI CHUKWUMA S. candidate from CPC

    NWOSU CHIKA candidate from DFP

    HON. BARR. KELECHI NWAGWU candidate from LP

    OPARA THOMPSON candidate from NTP

    BETHEL NNAEMEKA AMADI candidate from PDP

    ANYANWU NDUBUISI STANELY candidate from PPA

    CHIBUIKE OZUZU candidate from SDMP

     

    2011 OWERRI MUNICIPAL /NORTH/ WEST constituency election

    In 2011 OWERRI MUNICIPAL /NORTH/ WEST constituency election there are 10 contested candidates that participated in the election. They are

    GIBSON ACHONWA NJEMANZE candidate from ACN

    AMADI MARIA CHIZOMA candidate from ALP

    CHUKWUEKE JUDE candidate from ANPP

    ONYEWUCHI EZENWA FRANCIS candidate from APGA

    ONYEUKWU PROMISE SYLVESTER candidate from CPC

    NWOKOCHA CLEMENT I. candidate from FRESH

    CHRIS EZENWA ANOKA candidate from LP

    IBEJIAKO IFEUNEH UKWUE candidate from PDP

    BEDE UZOMA EMENOGU candidate from PPA

    JONATHAN NJOKU candidate from SDMP

    2011 IMO state house of representatives election results

    In 2011 IMO State House of representatives election out of 11 elected candidates 2 candidates was elected from APGA 1 candidate from ACN and other candidate was elected from people democratic party PDP

    Alagbaso Jerry represented Orlu / Oru East / Orsu constituency, Alphonsus Gerald represented Ohaji/Egbema constituency, Emeka Ihedioha represented Aboh Mbaise / Ngor Okpala constituency, Uwazurike Patrick represented Ehime Mbano / Ihitte/Uboma / Obowo constituency, Igbokwe Nnanna represented Ahiazu Mbaise / Ezinihitte constituency, Onyereri Victor represented Isu / Njaba / Nkwerre / Nwangele constituency All won on the party of Peoples Democratic party PDP

    While Onyewuchi Francis represented Owerri Municipal / Owerri North / Owerri West constituency , Ifeanyichukwu Mbadiwe represented Ideato North / Ideato South constituency All won on the party of APGA

    And Matthew Omegara represented Isiala Mbano / Okigwe / Onuimo constituency won on the party of action congress of Nigeria ACN

    ConstituencyElected candidatesPARTYReceived votes
    EHIME MBANO/ IHITTEUBOMA/OBOWOCHUDI P. UWAZURUIKEPDP48,119
    ONUIMO/OKIGWE/ISIALA MBANOHON. MATTHEW OMEGARAACN32,588
    IDEATO NORTH/IDEATO SOUTH HEDDIE IFEAYICHUKU MBADIWEAPGA17,057
    NKWERRE/ISU/NWANGELE/NJAB
    A
    CHUKWU VICTOR OYERERIPDP23,118
    OHAJI/EGBEMA/OGUTAIRONA ALPHONSUS GERALDPDP41,192
    ORLU/ORSU/ORU EASTCHIEF JERRY ALAGBOSOPDP25,381
    ABOH MBAISE/NGOR OKPALACHUKWUEMEKA NKEM IHEDIOHAPDP23,011
    AHIAZU MBAISE/EZINIHITTE
    HON. RAPHEAL NNANNA IGBOKWEPDP16,032
    MBAITOLI/IKEDURUBETHEL NNAEMEKA AMADIPDP32,391
    OWERRI MUNICIPAL
    /NORTH/WEST
    ONYEWUCHI EZENWA FRANCISAPGA22,028

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  • Nigeria ministry of budget and national planning

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    What are the rules of ministry of budget and national planning at the end of this post you will understand what are the responsibilities of Nigeria ministry of budget and national planning

    Nigeria Ministry of budget and national planning

    Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning is one of the Federal Ministries of Nigeria.

    History of ministry of budget and national planning

    It was originally set up by Decree No 12 of 1992 as the National Planning Commission and later amended by Act 71 of 1993. The core responsibility of the commission is the formulation of medium term and long term economic and development plans for the nation. The Commission has the mandate to determine and advise the Government of the Federation on matters relating to National Development and overall management of the national economy.

    The detailed objectives, functions, powers and structure of the Commission are outlined under sections 2, 3 and 5 of the Establishment Act.

    Functions of ministry of budget and national planning

    The following are the functions of Nigeria ministry of budget and planning

    1 To provide policy advice to the President in particular and Nigeria in general on all spheres of national life

    2 To set national priorities and goals and engender consensus among Government agencies, as may be contained in guidelines issued by the Commission from time to time

    3 To undertake periodic review and appraisal of the human and material resources capabilities of Nigeria with a view to advancing their development, efficiency and effective utilization

    4 To formulate and prepare long-term, medium-term and short-term national development plans and to co-ordinate such plans at the Federal, State and Local government levels

    5 To monitor projects and progress relating to plan implementation

    6 To advise on changes and adjustments in institutions and management techniques as well as attitudes necessary for the alignment of actions with plan targets and goals

    7 To conduct research into various aspects of national interest and public policy and ensure that the implications and results of the findings in such research are geared towards the enhancement of national, economic, social, technological defence and security capabilities and management

    8 To mobilize popular group and institutional consensus in support of Government policies and programmes

    9 To manage multilateral and bilateral economic co-operation, including development aid and technical assistance

    10 To deal with matters relating to regional economic co-operation, including the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the African Common Market (ACM), the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), and South–South cooperation and

    11 To carry out such other duties as are necessary or expedient for the full discharge of all or any of the functions conferred on the Commission under the Act.

  • Nigeria ministry of civil service commission(FCSC)

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    Nigerian Ministry of Civil service commission

    Nigeria Federal Civil Service Commission of Nigeria (FCSC) is an executive body in Nigeria that has the authority to make appointment and transfer, and to exercise disciplinary control over all Federal Civil Servants.

    No officer can be appointed into the Civil Service without authorization from the Federal Civil Service Commission if they have been convicted of a crime, or had previously been employed in the Government Service and had been dismissed or retire or asked to resign

     Responsibilities of civil service commission

    Nigeria Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) is responsible for these

    To Representation of the Civil Service Commissioners at Senior Staff Committee meetings of Ministries

    To appoint qualified candidates to man the different Ministries/Extra-Ministerial Departments in the Federal Civil Service.

    To ensure that such appointments maintain/represent the Federal character of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

    To make recommendations to the Federal Government on Personnel policies aimed at improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the Federal Civil Service.

    To ensure that Personnel decisions are taken objectively, promptly and competently in accordance with the policies and interest of the Federal Government.

    To Review and approval of recommendations on Disciplinary cases of senior officers

    Recruitment of senior Officers

    To Ratification of promotion of offices to senior positions, including conducting promotion interviews and exams

    To Hearing appeals on matters of appointment, promotion and disciplines

    To Providing guidelines on appointments, promotions and discipline.

    In the case of appointments at the Director or Permanent Secretary level, the Chairman of the FCSC may head a panel that interviews candidates who pass the written examination

     

    Staffs of federal civil service commission

    All staff of the Federal Civil Service Commission with the exception of the Chairman and Commissioners are civil servants directly under the control of the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation.

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    Vision of federal civil service commission

    To build a core of highly focused, disciplined, committed and patriotic Civil Service totally dedicated to supporting the Government in the development of a strong, united and virile Nigeria.

    Duties of federal ministry of civil service commission

    In pursuit of the stated vision to meticulously apply extant rules and regulations in providing excellent, honest, fair and equitable service that shall remain the foundation of the fundamental principles governing human resource management in the Federal Civil Service.

    Brief history of civil service commission

    When Nigeria gained her independence in 1960 from the British Colonial Authority, the Public Service Commission was entrenched in the constitution of Nigeria to perform the function of appointments, promotion and discipline in the Public Service

    particularly as Government business were organized under the departmental Establishments such as Public Works Department, Treasury Department, Forestry Department, Health Department, the Nigerian Railways, the Electricity Board, the Telecommunication Board and the Nigerian Harbour, to mention a few.

     

    Functions of federal civil service commission

    Section 153(I)d of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Part I(d) paragraph II of the third Schedule established the functions of the Federal Civil Service Commission as: –

    to appoint persons to offices in the Federal/State Civil Services and to dismiss and exercise disciplinary control over persons holding such offices.

    Commission Structure of civil service commission

    The Commission has a total of 456 officers cutting across the various levels; this number however does not include the Chairman and 15 Commissioners. The competences are as follows:

    With 49 officers on Salary Grade Level 15 and above that possess at least a First Degree in relevant fields (Humanities, Management and Accounts) and cognate experiences of over 20 years distributed among the six (6) departments, the core competence is in order.

    On Salary Grade Levels 10 – 14, there are 55 officers. It is however observed that most of the officers are not University Graduates. There is therefore a gap in terms of the competence within the bracket especially in the human resources management which constitutes the core function of the Commission.

    On Salary Grade Level 03 – 09 there are 352 officers mostly support staff with few University Graduates on salary grade level 08 – 09.

    Generally, the staff composition is lean with only 456 staff manning a six-departmental structure and saddled with the constitutional responsibility of Appointment, Promotion and Discipline for the whole Federal Civil Service.

    Departments of civil service commission

    Planning, Research and Statistics Department

    Planning, Research and Statistics Department This Department is headed by a Director and assisted by a Deputy Director as well as other supporting officers.

    It was made up of two Divisions namely; the Planning and the Research / Statistics Divisions

    Functions of the Department are as stated below

    1 Preparation of plans

    2 Monitoring and evaluation of plan implementation

    3 Researching into sectors over which the Commission has jurisdiction

    4 Sorting and monitoring of performance and efficiency targets for the various sub-divisions and staff of the Commission

    5 Collection and processing of data and statistics

    6 Management of the Commission’s records and information resources namely; computer, registry, library services.

    Statistics

    During the year, the section successfully collected, complied and analysed the data especially on appointment, promotion and disciplinary cases approved by the Commission. It also coordinated the preparation of the draft of the 2010 Annual Report of the Commission. In addition, it updated the manpower statistics of the Federal Civil Servants during the year.

    Library Services

    The Library performed its traditional role of acquisition, processing, presentation and dissemination of information during the year. It also procured and circulated newspapers and magazines to the entitled officers.

     

    Registries

    The 3 Registries namely Secret, Open and Appointment Registries carried out their duties effectively during the period under review.

    1 Open Registry

    The Open Registry (OR) carried out its responsibilities of searching, sorting, posting, creating and dispatching of letters and files to their respective destinations.

     

    2 Secret Registry

    The Secret Registry was in charge of keeping all confidential and secret files as well as maintained policy files on Government Losses Committee, disciplinary and promotion matters. It also dispatched all letters on disciplinary and promotion cases to the various Ministries/Extra-Ministerial Departments. In addition, it recorded the APER scores for the numerous officers who were due for promotion during the year in review.

     

    3 Appointment Registry

    The Appointment Registry was in charge of registering and giving out file numbers to applicants seeking for jobs in the Federal Civil Service. During the year, it registered a total of eleven thousand two hundred and forty eight (11,248) applicants and gave them file numbers.

    Recruitment & Appointment

    The Recruitment and Appointment Department comprises two Divisions, namely, Recruitment and Secondment and Transfer. The Secondment and Transfer Division is concerned with the offer of appointment to officers who are already employed in other Scheduled Services. Appointments could either be permanent (transfer) or for a specific period (secondment). The Recruitment Division, on the other hand, is concerned with the employment of suitably qualified persons into posts graded on salary Grade Levels 07-17.

    Recruitment Division

    The Recruitment Division normally process the applications of persons who have had no previous employment or have been employed in non-scheduled Services/organisations. The Division routinely obtains vacancy positions directly from the Ministries and Extra-Ministerial Departments or through the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation. It processes both permanent and temporary appointments made by the Commission. Regularization of appointments are also processed by the Division for the entire Federal Civil Service.

    Secondment & Transfer Division

    This Division has responsibility for the processing of all applications for transfer of Officers from and into the Federal Civil Service. It also handles the secondment of Officers into and from the Federal Civil Service. While transfer is a permanent release of an Officer from one Government Agency to another.

    Secondment, on the other hand, is a temporary release of an Officer to the Service of another Government Agency or International Organizations of which Nigeria is a member, for a specific period. In the discharge of these functions, the Division is strictly guided by the Commission’s Guidelines and relevant provisions of the Public Service Rules.

  • Nigeria ministry of youth and sports

    What you must Know about Nigeria ministry of youth and sports. In This article I will like to explain what Nigeria ministry of youth and sports is all about

    Nigeria Ministry of youth and sports

    Ministry of Sports and Social Development was established on 1999 to 2007

    National Sports Commission established on 2007 to 2015

    History of ministry of youth and sports

    Nigeria participated in an international sporting event for the first time at 1934 Common Wealth and Empire Day Games held in London

    Nigeria first contingent participation in 1950 Commonwealth Games, 1952 Olympics in Finland and 1965 All African Games in Brazzaville, Congo

    National Sports Council was established in 1962, as a parastatal under the Federal Ministry of Labour

    Became established as the National Sports Commission in 1971 (by the Federal Military Government Decree 34 of 1971)

    In 1975, Nigeria had her first Minister for Youth and Sports

    In 1995, The National Sport Commission was nulled and replaced with Ministry of Youth and Sports

    In 2007, The Ministry for Sport and Social again nulled then replaced with the National Sports Commission

    About the NIGERIA ministry of youth and sports

    Evolution of Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports Development

    Ministry is the outcome of the merger of the defunct Federal Ministry of Youth Development (FMYD) and the National Sports Commission (NSC) by the proclamation of His Excellency, Mr. President on the restructuring of Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of Government on 11th November, 2016.

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    Functions of Nigeria Ministry of sports and youths

    Designing guidelines for youth and sports development activities in the country

    1. formulating monitoring and reviewing the National Youth and Sports Policies

    2. articulating relevant programmes of action for youth and sports development

    3. coordinating and monitoring youth and sports development activities at the three levels of Government and the collaborating partners

    4. collaborating with all stakeholders for the funding of the youth and sports sectors

    5. creating opportunities for youth to be involved in decision making processes in matters that affect them, the environment and the society

    6. inculcating in the youth, the values of human rights, social justice, equity, fairness and gender equality

    7. promoting conducive atmosphere for social, mental, emotional and physical development of the youth

    8. promoting formal and informal training of youth and athletes in life and livelihood skill

    9. establishing sustainable developmental projects in the Youth and Sports sectors

    10. promoting, in collaboration with other youth and sports bodies, the physical fitness and general wellbeing of all persons in Nigeria

    11. organizing, or assisting financially or otherwise, the participation in sports at inter-state, national and international levels

    12. providing enabling environment for the development of coaches, technical and support staff for effective training of athletes

    13. conducting and encouraging research into all matters relating to Youth and Sports

    14. providing, maintaining and upgrading Youth and Sports Centres and facilities for training Nigerians in youth and sports development activities

    15. ensuring the participation of all sportsmen/women where required in inter-state, national or international competitions

    16. coordinating and integrating efforts to raise the standard of performance in Sports in Nigeria

    17. promoting international cooperation to facilitate youth and sports development

    18. collaborate with relevant stakeholders to promote holistic development of physically challenged persons in all field of endeavors including sports; and

    19. to liaise with MDAs and development partners engaged in the provision of youth and sports development services in the country for the purposes of coordination and harmonization of all youth and sports development initiatives across the country.

     

    Organisational Structure of ministry

    The Honourable Minister is the Chief Executive Officer, while the Permanent Secretary is the Head of Administration and Chief Accounting Officer.

    As approved by the Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation Ministry is structured into 14 Departments comprising 8 Operational (Professional) Departments 6 Common Services Department 3 Units and 4 Parastatals and a liaison office as below

    List of Departments, Units, Parastatals & Liaison Office

    List of 14 Departments

    1. Education and Youth Development (EYD)

    2. Enterprises Development & Promotion (EDP)

    3. Facilities & Stadium Management (FASM)

    4. Federations & Elite Athletes Development Department (FEAD)

    5. Finance and Accounts (F&A)

    6. General Services Department (GSD)

    7. Grassroots Sports Development (GRSD)

    8. Human Resource Management (HRM)

    9. Network and Social Mobilization (NSM)

    10. Planning, Research & Statistics (PRS)

    11. Procurement (PROC)

    12. Special Duties (SD)

    13. Sports Medicine (SM)

    14. National Sports Festival & Parasports Department

    List of 3Units

    1. Internal Audit (IA)

    2. Legal Unit (LA)

    3. Press Unit (PU)

     Parastatals

    1. Citizenship & Leadership Training Centre

    2. National Institute for Sports

    3. National Youth Service Corps

    4. Nigeria Football Federation

  • Nigeria ministry of women affairs

    In This article I Will give you details about Nigeria ministry of women affairs

    What are the duties and responsibilities of Nigeria ministry of women affairs. At the end of this post you Will more about ministry of affairs

    Nigeria ministry of Women affairs

    Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development is a part of the Federal Ministries of Nigeria that promotes the development of women and children in Nigeria

    Ministry is headed by a Minister appointed by the President of a State and assisted by a Permanent Secretary, who is a career civil servant

    Objectives include stimulating action to promote civic, political, social and economic participation of women coordinating and monitoring women’s programmes providing technical and financial support to women Non-governmental organizations, especially the National Council of Women Societies

    History of Nigeria ministry of women affairs

    Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development was created consequent upon of the response to The United Nations agreement to establish Institutional Mechanisms for the advancement of Women and Women matters. It is a product of efforts established through a Decree in 1989 giving rise to the National Commission for Women.

    This however was the initiative of the wife of the then Head of State (Dr) Mrs Maryam Babangida of blessed memory.

    The Commission though recognized as a Government Institution, its activities were rather ad-hoc with no specific and adequate budgetary allocation. The wife of the Head of State then dictated the pace of activities in the Commission with the creation of her Better life Programme for Rural Women.

    In 1995, the Commission for Women was upgraded to a full-fledged Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, which meant that Nigeria had achieved one of the critical areas of concern of the Beijing Platform for Action.

    The activities of the Ministry, again largely influenced by the dictates of the wife of the Head of State at that time, Mrs Maryam Sani Abacha who came up with her pet project; the Family Support and Economic Advancement Programme.

    Indeed, like the Women Commission, resource allocation in the form of budgetary provision was very meagre, barely enough to pay the Salary of staff.

    Intervention by the First Lady’s programmes were basically welfarist in nature, targeting Women for their immediate needs without tackling the age-long problem of lack of integration of gender awareness and competence into mainstream development planning. This arrangement brought a lot of Institution credibility gap, which negatively affected the Ministry in many ways. For instance, when the Commission was upgraded to a Ministry Status

    It was not really at par with other Ministries and therefore lacking the requisite institutional identity and resource base. Other problems were lack of adequate budget allocations and a recognized technical cadre. The net effect of this credibility gap has been that the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development is not viewed as an equal government outfit with other Ministries making its gender mainstreaming work even more difficult to pursue.

    In line with Government’s repositioning and reform agenda for better service delivery in the Country; the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development came up with a clearer vision and mission statement as follows:

    Duties of ministry

    Ministry of affairs duties is To help build a Nigerian Society that guarantees equal access to social, economic and wealth creation opportunities to all, irrespective of gender, places premium on protection of the child.

    The aged and persons with disabilities; focuses attention of key operators in both private and public sectors on mainstreaming the concerns of these groups of people in national development process

    Functions of Nigeria ministry of women affairs

    Ministry of Women Affairs is required to review substantive and procedural laws that affect women Some activities undertaken by the Ministry include cottage industry projects such as bee-keeping, pottery and vegetable oil production to boost the economic empowerment of women, where the Ministry provides equipment and training to women’s cooperatives

    The broad mandate of the Ministry is to advise government on Gender and Children issues. Issues affecting Persons with Disabilities and the Aged; initiate policy guidelines and lead the process of gender equality and mainstreaming at both the National and International levels”.

    Ministry also promotes literacy and health programs for women In December 2007, the ministry issued a policy for addressing HIV/AIDS in the workplace, helping ensure prevention, care and support for those living with the disease

    In pursuance of its objectives, the Centre

    Promotes research into the activities and achievements of women

    Serves as a Databank on Women And Development (WAD) in Nigeria

    Facilitates the formulation of policies affecting women in all sectors and primarily in areas such as employment, health, agriculture and finance

    Provides training in skills development, and acquisition, income generation activities and serve as a training ground for managers and leaders

    Provides a forum for guidance, counseling and mobilization of women in both urban and rural areas

    Liaises with National, Regional and International agencies involved in women development programmes.

    List of ministers of women affairs

    Aisha Ismail 1999–2003

    Rita Akpan 2003–2005

    Maryam Ciroma 2005–2007

    Saudatu Bungudu 2007–2008

    Salamatu Hussain Suleiman 2008–2010

    Josephine Anenih 2010–2011

    Zainab Maina 2011–2015

    Aisha Jummai Alhassan 2015–2018

    Aisha Abubakar 2018–2019

    Pauline Kedem Tallen 2019–present

     LEADERSHIP AND DIRECTORS of ministry of affairs

    Honourable Minister

    Permanent Secretary

    Director Women and Gender Affairs Department

    Director Child Development Department

    Director Rehabilitation Department

    Director Economics Services

    Director Social Welfare Department

    Director Planning, Research and Statistics Department

    Director Human Resource Management Department

    Director Finance and Account Department

    Director Legal Services

    Director General Services

    MINISTRY’S PARASTATAL

    The National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) is an agency of Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development. It is a non-political not-for-profit organization established by

    The National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) is an agency of Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development. It is a non-political not-for-profit organization established by Decree No. 11 Section 1(5) of 1995, and run by a Governing Council made up of eminent and distinguished Nigerians.

    As the only one of its kind in the African continent, the Centre is charged with the responsibility of stimulating consciousness towards the attainment of higher levels of development and activity for Nigerian Women. It serves as a data bank on women and development in Nigeria. The Centre facilitates the formulation of policies as well as provides training in skill development and income generating activities. It also provides forum for guidance and counseling and the mobilization of women in both urban and rural areas.

    The Centre liaises with National, Regional and International agencies involved in Gender development programmes.

  • Nigeria ministry of Water resources

    What are the functions of Nigeria ministry of water resources.

    In this article I will like to explain who are the NIGERIA Ministry of water resources and Their permanent secretary

    NIGERIA Ministry of water resources

    Minister of Water Resources of Nigeria is a cabinet official in the Nigerian Federal Executive Council Minister is assisted by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Water Resources, a career civil servant

    Past Ministers of Water Resources

    Mohammed Bello Kaliel 1999 – 13 June 2001 1 Year in office

    Muktar Shagari 13 June 2001 – 10 January 2007 6 years in office

    Ahmed Bello January 2007 – May 2007 5 months in office

    Sarah Reng Ochekpe 12 July 2011 – 29 May 2015 4 years in office

    Suleiman Hussein Adamu 11 November 2015 to date

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    Responsibilities of ministry of water resources

    To develop & implement policies, projects and programmes that will enable sustainable access to safe and sufficient water to meet the social, cultural, environmental, and economic development needs of all Nigerians.

    Duties of Nigeria ministry of water resources

    To provide sustainable access to safe and sufficient water for cultural, social and economic development needs of the nation.

    Aims ministry of water resources

    To be the vehicle of Nigeria’s Integrated Water Resources Management and Development contributing optimally to the socio-economic activities of the nation.

    Approved Priorities of the Federal Ministry of Water Resources

    The Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation was mandated to monitor and assess the implementation of the priorities and deliverables of Ministries’ mandates, and the Ministries to give Performance Reports during the Federal Executive Council Meetings.

    The six (6) Federal Ministry of Water Resources approved Priorities for the period 2019-2023 Ministerial Mandates for implementation as signed by the Honourable Minister and the Permanent Secretary were as follows:

    complete all priority ongoing dam and irrigation projects;

    finalize and implement the Flood Management Master Plan for River Niger and River Benue;

    aggressively implement the Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programme and end Open Defecation in Nigeria;

    support the implementation of water management and water settlement projects in the National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP)

    actively collaborate with the private sector to create a large number of well-paying jobs for Nigerian youths; and

    implement a strategy towards the realization of Mr. President’s June 12 promise to take 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in the next 10 years.

  • Nigeria ministry of transportation

    In this article I will like to explain who are the Nigeria ministry of transportation and their functions

    Nigeria Ministry of transportation

    Ministry of Transportation is a branch of the federal government of Nigeria responsible for watching the movement of people and goods across the country.

    Responsibilities of the ministry

    Federal Ministry of Transportation is to ensure fast, safe, efficient, affordable, convenient, integrated, and inter-modal transport system that facilitates Nigeria’s socio-economic developmental needs and enhances the quality of life of the public.

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    Duties of ministry

    The duty of the ministry is to build a secure world-class transportation system.

    Aim of the ministry

    To provide a safe, secure, efficient, affordable and seamless inter-modal transport system that is self-sustaining and pivotal to the socio-economic growth in line with global best practice.

    Functions of the ministry

    Safe and Secure Transportation

    Drive Economic Development

    Facilitate Connectivity (Intermodal and Multimodal)

    Develop Local Capacity (Professionalism)

    Ensure Sustainability

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